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There are 47 local Wildlife Trusts across the whole of the UK, the Isle of Man & Alderney. We are working for an environment rich in wildlife for everyone.
With 765,000 members, we are the largest UK voluntary organisation dedicated to conserving the full range of the UK's habitats and species.

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CALM Alliance launch prospectus for better transport in South Wales

CALM Alliance launch prospectus for better transport in South Wales

This Friday, at 11am, the Campaign Against the Levels Motorway launches a visionary Prospectus of options which will provide value for money solutions to transport issues in the M... Full Story
Scottish Wildlife Trust calls for a ‘bigger picture approach’ in bid to battle climate change

Scottish Wildlife Trust calls for a ‘bigger picture approach’ in bid to battle climate change

Tonight, The Wildlife Trusts will take an important step towards achieving their vision for A Living Landscape across the UK. Scottish Minister for the E... Full Story
The North Sea – our Living Sea?

The North Sea – our Living Sea?

Today, Wildlife Trusts across the East coast of England launch a new website, www.northseawildlife.org.uk to help promote protection of North Sea marine life. The North Sea – Our Living Sea? What picture does this ... Full Story
New mums ‘basking’ in glory of world exclusive pup births

New mums ‘basking’ in glory of world exclusive pup births

Snorkellers have today witnessed basking shark behaviour never before seen anywhere in the world. Up to five basking shark pups have been born to two females during a mass gathering of the ... Full Story
Black Country Nature gets a boost

Black Country Nature gets a boost

The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and the Black Country is very pleased to announce that it has been awarded £442,000 towards its innovative Black Country Living Landscape project by Natural England as part of its... Full Story
Seabed mapping reveals secret underwater landscape

Seabed mapping reveals secret underwater landscape

Shipwrecks, rugged cliffs, massive gravel dunes and ancient river beds have been revealed on the Dorset seabed in stunning detail by exciting new seabed mapping. DORset Integrated Seabed study (DO... Full Story


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BBC Breathing Places is encouraging everyone to 'Do One Thing' for wildlife because easy-to-do things can make a big difference. And you can start by doing one thing for wildlife in your garden. Find out more about the difference you can make in your local area click here.

Corporate Partnerships
Aggregate Industries are proud to support The Wildlife Trusts. The Wildlife Trusts are leading the Communities Workstream for the BBC’s Breathing Places campaign.

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The Wildlife Trusts have been working with Ribena and their blackcurrant growers to help the environment. Find out more 

Vine House Farm - bird Foods - logo

Vine House Farm The Wildlife Trusts are pleased to announce a  partnership with the conservation award-winning Vine House Farm. Find out more about this exciting partnership here.

Westons logo

The Wildlife Trusts are delighted to team up with Westons, a family-owned cider producer with strong environmental principles. Learn about the 'Living Orchards' partnership.

Biodiversity Benchmark
Biodiversity Benchmark logoWill your organisation measure up to the Biodiversity Benchmark?

Find out more about this environmental management system and accreditation process.

NEW! The Biodiversity Benchmark for Green Roofs. Click for more information...   

What's New Living Landscapes

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Landscape-scale Conservation

 This summary report (pdf download, 1.5MB) from The Wildlife Trusts represents a call to arms to make ‘A Living Landscape’ a reality in the UK. In the report we outline a four point plan to overcome the barriers and act on the opportunities for landscape-scale conservation.

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