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A fieldfare in a hawthorn, surrounded by plump red berries

Hundreds of thousands of fieldfares migrate to the British Isles in autumn © Chris Gomersall/2020VISION

Herefordshire Wildlife Trust

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Herefordshire Wildlife Trust

Our vision is for a Wilder Herefordshire: More Nature Everywhere

With the support of our 7,500 members and over 300 volunteers, we care for 60 Nature Reserves, work with others to restore nature to our rural and urban landscapes and inspire people of all ages to discover and take action to defend Herefordshire's wildlife.

Young Japanese acers in the Autumn Garden displaying vibrant reds, oranges and yellows in full sunshine, against a backdrop of mature green trees and blue sky.

Tricia Doree

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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.

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A pine marten standing on a log, looking towards the camera

Pine marten © Mark Hamblin / 2020VISION

SUPPORT

Nature Recovery Fund

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Volunteering Opportunities

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A goldcrest perched on a branch and singing

Goldcrest © John Bridges

TAKE ACTION

Record your wildlife sightings

Nature Counts

Our Nature Reserves

We mange 60 nature reserves across the county. Please click the map below to find details of each site.