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Action for Insects at Herefordshire Wildlife Trust!
The Wildlife Trust’s Action for Insects campaign wants to see insect declines reversed. To achieve this, we want the Government to set an ambitious pesticide reduction target, as good as, if not…
A day of action for Herefordshire's rivers
The day of Action for rivers, taking place across Herefordshire, highlighted river problems and potential solutions - with 100 people getting involved!
Local business continue to partner with Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to take action for nature
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to have 14 local businesses renewing their membership to their corporate partnership program ‘A Wilder Partnership’ to take action for nature across the…
Penrhos Spirits joins forces with Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to take action for nature
Artisan spirit producer, Penrhos, has joined Herefordshire Wildlife Trust as a corporate member. The two organisations plan to work together over the long-term to restore habitats and wildlife in…
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Recovering our Rivers: Take Action
While change for the Wye must come from above, there are plenty of ways that individuals can help to push for that change and start taking action themselves.
Herefordshire Local Wildlife Sites
What is a Local Wildlife Site? Plus, information for landowners in Herefordshire with a Local Wildlife Site on their land.
Fundraising for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
How to support Herefordshire Wildlife Trust by raising money through Fundraising activities and events.
Recycle for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust!
Recycle your used ink cartridges to raise money for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust!
City meadows to become haven for people and wildlife
Bartonsham Meadows, on the edge of Hereford City, are to become a 100-acre nature reserve, managed by Herefordshire Wildlife Trust.
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to lead recovery of river wildlife in River Lugg catchment
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust have received £60,000 from the Environment Agency to support the recovery of river health in the upper River Lugg catchment between Aymestry and Presteigne.