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Wear your Wellies for Wildlife

Wellies for WildlifeWhy not do something fun and raise money for us in a different way.

All you have to do is plan an event with your school, work or community group, raise some money and most importantly 'wear your wellies'!

It could be a welly olympics with welly wanging competitions and races or a welly-themed cake sale, or you could each pay £1 to wear your wellies to work, school or to your group meeting. Or why not get all your family and friends to sponsor your event!

We have a 'Wear your Wellies for Wildlife' fundraising pack for inspiring ideas so find out how you can get involved and raise money for conservation at the same time.

Whether yours are plain green or brightly coloured all wellies are worth wearing for wildlife!

» Download Wellies Fundraising pack here...
» Download Sponsorship form here...

 

Staff at Lower House Farm get their wellies on for wildlife

Wildlife Nature Quiz

The winner of our 2010 competition was Lewis Jones (aged 9) from Peterchurch Primary School.

Lewis answered all 9 nature related questions correctly and won tickets for two to see a film of his choice at The Courtyard in Hereford.

Tickets kindly donated by The Courtyard.

Design a Welly Competition 2009

During our wellies for wildlife week in 2009 we asked local school children to get creative and design a wildlife themed welly.The two lucky winners below won a family ticket each to an exclusive badger watching event on our Wessington Pasture reserve.

Joshua Ellis

Joshua Ellis from St Paul's School in Tupsley won the 6 to 10 year old category.

Sophia Griffiths

Sophia Griffiths from Longtown Community Primary School won the 11 to 14 year old category.

Herefordshire Nature Trust is a registered charity, number 220173, and a company limited by guarantee, number 743899.
Registered Office: Lower House Farm, Ledbury Rd, Tupsley, Hereford, HR1 1UT

Last updated Last updated Wednesday November 10, 2010 © Herefordshire Nature Trust 2007. All rights reserved.
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