Hundreds of thousands of fieldfares migrate to the British Isles in autumn © Chris Gomersall/2020VISION
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
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Our vision is for a Wilder Herefordshire: More Nature Everywhere
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust’s mission is to lead local action for nature’s recovery. With the support of our 8,000 members and over 300 volunteers, we care for a network of nature reserves, collaborate with others to restore nature to our rural and urban landscapes and inspire people of all ages to discover and take action to restore Herefordshire's wildlife.
12 Days Wild!
Unwrap a WILD winter! ✨🦌❄️
12 Days Wild is back and sign-up is open!
From 25th December to 5th January, we’re inviting you to discover the magic of nature every day. From winter walks to watching wildlife, every moment counts.
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Pine marten © Mark Hamblin / 2020VISION
Nature Recovery Fund
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Volunteering Opportunities
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Goldcrest © John Bridges
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Nature Counts
Queenswood in the snow (c) Trevor Hulme
Queenswood Country Park & Arboretum
A fantastic site for visitors of all ages to explore the great outdoors, Queenswood is also home to a nationally important arboretum and acres of semi-natural ancient woodland which are designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
Facilities at Queenswood include a café and visitor centre, waymarked trails, playground and our much-loved Gruffalo sculpture trail.
Our Nature Reserves
We mange 60 nature reserves across the county. Please click the map below to find details of each site.
