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Working for Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Discover more about the roles and careers at Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Protecting wildlife in Worcestershire
With the help of our membership, volunteers and donations, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust carries out a whole range of conservation activities throughout the county.
Worcestershire Wildlife Medal
Celebrating people for dedicated services to the conservation of Worcestershire's wildlife...
Protecting Worcestershire’s Wetland Wildlife
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust have succeeded in raising the funds to purchase land on Longdon Marsh, near our Hill Court Farm and The Blacklands nature reserve. The land is a rare opportunity to…
Our Wildlife Heroes 2019
In January 2019 we held our second awards ceremony to celebrate more Worcestershire Wildlife Heroes
Saving Worcestershire's heathlands
Discover more about this exciting project to create Worcestershire's largest block of heathland and join 600 acres of habitat for wildlife.
Worcestershire Wildlife Medals awarded
This year's prestigious Worcestershire Wildlife Medal has been awarded to two Worcestershire County Council employees.
Worcestershire's Hedgehogs
There are 95% fewer hedgehogs now than there were in the 1950s and some experts predict they could be extinct in the next ten years! We need your help to find out how Worcestershire's hedgehogs are doing...
Creating space for wildlife in Worcestershire
Over 140 organisations have received support and advice from the Natural Networks programme since its launch two and a half years ago.
Restoring Worcestershire's Grasslands
The Restoring Worcestershire's Grassland project ran from 2012-2015. It was funded by SITA Trust through the Landfill Communities Fund, with over £118,000 being provided to restore 110 hectares of lowland meadow.
Protecting Worcestershire’s Hidden Rainforests
Thanks to generous donors, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust has bought land adjacent to our Hanley Dingle nature reserve, which has a distinctive ecosystem reminiscent of a rainforest.