Connecting with nature to lessen anxiety and promote positive wellbeing
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust have adapted their work to connect people with nature over lockdown to combat stress and anxiety.
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Wetland Reserve Proposal for Hereford City
A new nature reserve in the heart of Hereford City?
Project launched to plant a million trees in the Marches by 2030
A dozen landowners across Herefordshire & Shropshire will be planting over 1200 oak trees this winter as part of a project that aims to double the tree cover in Herefordshire. The project is a…
Natural Resources Wales releases new advice re polluted Wye
Natural Resources Wales has published evidence outlining phosphate levels in the River Wye: over 60% of the river fails to meet its targets.
Horror at destruction of nationally important UK river
Major damage to River Lugg in Herefordshire will be test case for Government commitment to strengthen wildlife protection.
The Wildlife Trusts launch £30 million appeal to kickstart nature’s recovery across 30% of land and sea by 2030
Today The Wildlife Trusts launch 30 by 30, a public appeal to raise £30 million to start putting nature into recovery across at least 30% of land and sea by 2030.
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust launches new programme to help connect people to nature thanks to National Lottery Funding
The ‘Nature, Nurture, Nourish’ project aims to improve people’s wellbeing through engaging with the natural world with courses, workshops and volunteering opportunities on offer.
GOVERNMENT U-TURN ON PROMISES TO END BADGER CULLING
Largest ever cull authorised this autumn – bringing the total shot to 35% of UK’s badger population
Nature Reserve which supports rare butterfly doubles in size
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is to extend one of its oldest Nature Reserves at Common Hill, Fownhope, purchasing and restoring an adjacent field of just over three acres. The purchase has been…
Lottery support for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust has received over £100,000 National Lottery support to help address the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on our natural heritage.