Boosting biodiversity in communities
Beccy explains how we are helping to boost biodiversity in communities local to Dropping Well Farm...
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The Water Environment Grant
The Bow Brook restoration project is a key part of the Trust's approach to landscape scale conservation in Worcestershire
The biodiversity of Castlemorton Common
Discover more from keen local naturalist and wildlife photographer Richard Newton
Long-awaited Environment Act passed
The Wildlife Trusts respond to the passing of the Environment Act.
The Government's 25yr plan for the environment
Colin considers the Prime Minister's speech and the Government's 25 year plan...
Worcester Environmental Group
Find out how this group of dedicated volunteers are helping wildlife across the city...
About us
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading local charity working to conserve and restore wildlife and wild places.
FAQs about the Trust
FAQs about the Trust
Wild about ponds
Ponds are amazing places for wildlife - from frogs and toads to dragonflies and water beetles, they're in an important part of any wildlife garden.
Wild about hoverflies
Learn more about hoverflies and how you can help them in your garden.
Wild about bats
With 14 species of bats making their home in Worcestershire, find out more about how to help them
Wild about hedgehogs
Learn more about our prickly pals and how you can help them where you are.