Lottery support for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust has received over £100,000 National Lottery support to help address the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on our natural heritage.
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Herefordshire Wildlife Trust starts work to create a new wetland for wildlife
Major landscaping work has begun this month at Oak Tree Farm nature reserve in the Lugg Valley to create a wildlife-friendly wetland with pools, wet grassland and reedbeds.
Public urged to record wildlife they see to support river restoration campaign
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust has launched a new website, ‘Nature Counts’ to help people record sightings of plants and animals around the county. The data collected will give the Trust a better…
Hoople join Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to support nature’s recovery in the county
Hoople have joined Herefordshire Wildlife Trust as a corporate member. The two organisations plan to work together over the long-term to restore habitats and wildlife in Herefordshire.
Fundraising for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
How to support Herefordshire Wildlife Trust by raising money through Fundraising activities and events.
Support Us
How to support Herefordshire Wildlife Trust including becoming a member, volunteering opportunities and details about making a donation and leaving a legacy.
New wetland nature reserve in the Lugg Valley
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to create a fantastic new wetland nature reserve linking wildlife habitats along the Lugg Valley.
Herefordshire Local Wildlife Sites
What is a Local Wildlife Site? Plus, information for landowners in Herefordshire with a Local Wildlife Site on their land.
Welcome to Herefordshire Wildlife Trust!
Thank you for joining Herefordshire Wildlife Trust.
Recycle for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust!
Recycle your used ink cartridges to raise money for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust!
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to lead recovery of river wildlife in River Lugg catchment
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust have received £60,000 from the Environment Agency to support the recovery of river health in the upper River Lugg catchment between Aymestry and Presteigne.
Councillors offer commitments to support nature’s recovery in Herefordshire
Last week, Herefordshire Wildlife Trust, Herefordshire CPRE, Friends of the Upper Wye and Friends of the Lower Wye invited councillors representing the main political parties to a meeting with…