Wetlands
Teeming with insects, rich in plants and a haven for mammals, wetlands offer an unforgettable experience. They play a vital role in supporting wildlife, purifying water and capturing carbon.
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Water and Wetlands in Worcestershire
From the mighty River Severn to the tiniest farm ponds, Worcestershire has some fantastic wetlands. Sadly, the county has lost large areas of wetland habitat due to drainage, over-abstraction of groundwater and physical modification of rivers and streams. We are working with partners to protect what remains and create new areas for the future.
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The Bow Brook Project
The Bow Brook Project was a pilot scheme for Worcestershire Wildlife Trust. For the first time we worked at a whole catchment scale to develop an effective, efficient and robust approach to delivering better water quality and more wetland habitat.
An end of project celebration
Liz looks back at the project and bids farewell
Project Yellowhammer
Ion takes a look at the plight of yellowhammers and what we can all do to help these beautiful birds...
Project Yellowhammer - an update
Ion reflects on the last 12 months of Project Yellowhammer...are the birds doing well?
Weeks on woodlands and wetlands
From clearing fallen trees to checking fencing, Jack details what he has been up to so far this winter...
New Chief Executive Officer
Mike Perry has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Worcestershire Wildlife Trust.
Natural Networks project benefits wildlife
A partnership project to create more than 44 hectares of habitat for wildlife across Worcestershire is celebrating two years of achievements.
Our Projects
The Trust is involved in a number of exciting projects designed to help willdife in Worcestershire.
Past Projects
Find out more about projects to help wildlife that Worcestershire Wildlife Trust has run in the past.