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Herefordshire Wildlife Trust

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Our vision is for a Herefordshire richer and more diverse in wildlife, bringing its people closer to nature.

With the support of our 5,000 members and over 200 volunteers, we care for 55 Nature Reserves, work with partners to create Living Landscapes and inspire people of all ages to discover and care for Herefordshire's wildlife.

Coronavirus - our response

Full details of our response to the current crisis

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Coronavirus: an update on activity

Much of our public engagement activity including events, indoor meetings and volunteering has now been postponed or cancelled.

Nest box being built - an adult's hands holding the wooden box, a child's hands hammering in a nail.

Things to do at home - indoor crafts and garden projects!

We're collecting together all our ideas for things to do while we stay at home - please let us know which you most enjoy!

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Queenswood Country Park - Coronavirus Update

As of today, the difficult decision has been made to close ALL facilities here at Queenswood. This is to keep you, staff and volunteers…

A 2020 Vision for Wildlife

Our 2020 Vision for Wildlife sets out the changes we need to see nationally and locally to create a Wilder Herefordshire and a Wilder…

Pine marten youngster on fallen pine log in woodland

Pine Martens in Herefordshire

Pine Marten recorded in Herefordshire thanks to Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust’s Pine Marten Project

curlew silhouetted against grass in early morning light

Curlew in Herefordshire

We are working with the Herefordshire Ornithological Club to conserve this increasingly rare bird and ensure we continue to see a…

Natural Solutions to the Climate Crisis

The climate and ecological crisis we face is not being taken seriously enough. …

Saltmarsh (Terry Whittaker/2020 Vision)