All over the county people are working to create a Wilder Herefordshire! Find a group near you or an activity you can do at home to make a difference for wildlife.

WildPlay has been running child led nature based play in the community for 25 years. Our community programme is based on the premise that play should be free and accessible to all. To enable this we work with many organisation and groups including town councils, the library services, children's centres and visitor attractions such as Eastnor Castle.

Helping you to help nature in your neighbourhood. The Wildlife Trusts' Community Hub offers the advice and support you need to get started.

Join us in taking action for insects today! By working together, we can change the future of insects. Starting right now, you can make small changes in your home, lifestyle and community that will help these fascinating creatures. Follow the advice in our Action for Insects guide and create an insect-friendly garden that is teaming with wildlife.

Ways that your school can take action for nature with Herefordshire Wildlife Trust

There are a wide range of opportunities for your business and employees to support the vital work Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is doing to take action for nature across the county.

Herefordshire Wildlife Trust's Nature Action Team deliver outreach WildPlay activity sessions within local communities, run Adventure Clubs in the school holidays and Wildlife Watch groups every month. For younger nature enthusiasts they provide Nature Tots sessions and for adults they run a wellbeing group at the Queenswood Forest Garden and offer training courses through the Building Better Opportunities Scheme. Their Team Wilder programme sees them supporting independent groups and individuals to act for nature on their patch and the Nature Action Team also provide core support and facilitation for our volunteering opportunities.

Wye Valley National Landscape – Wye invasive species project (WISP)