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    Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is the largest membership-based wildlife organisation in the county, dedicated to inspiring people about wildlife, acting as a wildlife champion and creating wildlife havens. 

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    View through Wessington Pasture nature reserve and beyond

    Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is working with partners across the county and beyond to recover our landscapes for wildlife.
    From supporting farmers to help nature, advising local community groups on their green spaces or restoring habitat features like ponds and orchards, we're doing all we can to restore nature.

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      • Recovering our Rivers
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      • Recovering floodplain plants on Lugg Meadows
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    Discover more about Herefordshire's wildlife from the toads of Bodenham Lake to the snake's head fritillaries of Lugg Meadow

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      • Where to hear the dawn chorus
      • Where to hear woodpeckers drumming
      • Where to see bluebells
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      • Where to see orchids
      • Where to see summer butterflies
      • Where to see wildflower meadows
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    • Where to see wildlife in autumn
      • Where to see autumn colour
      • Where to see nature's autumn larder
      • Where to see waxcaps and grassland fungi
      • Where to visit as a family
      • Where to see fieldfares and redwings
    • Where to see wildlife in winter
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    Discover events and activities happening across Herefordshire for yourself, your family and friends.

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    Herefordshire Wildlife Trust has two charity shops, in Hereford and Ledbury, a gift shop at Queenswood Country Park & Arboretum and an online shop stocked full with books and gifts.

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Marbled white butterfly on a common spotted orchid in a wildflower meadow © Tom Marshall

Nature needs you

You can bring nature back 

The UK has lost so much nature already. But thanks to people like you, recovery is possible.

When you donate, you're helping to restore habitats, protect vulnerable wildlife and bring nature back where it belongs.

Other ways to give

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Fundraising for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust

How to support Herefordshire Wildlife Trust by raising money through Fundraising activities and events.

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Donate in Memory

Donations in memory of a loved one support the vital work of Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to take action for nature.

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Leaving a gift in your Will

Leaving a gift in your Will is a fantastic way to leave a lasting legacy for Wildlife and for a wilder Herefordshire. Gifts of all sizes…

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Adopt an Animal

Adopt an Animal and support Herefordshire Wildlife Trust. Adopt an Animal for yourself or as an eco friendly, alternative gift for…

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Adopt a Tree at Queenswood Arboretum

Whatever your reason for adopting a tree – whether it is to celebrate a birth, christening, a special birthday present, a wedding…

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Commemorative Benches

A commemorative bench at one of our nature reserves is an ideal way to celebrate a special event - a birth, christening, a wedding…

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