Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Worcester, UK
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading nature conservation charity. We protect wildlife, and wild places. We do this through our growing number of nature reserves, now totalling 75 covering almost 3,000 acres of land. We also work with farmers and landowners to help them to manage their land for nature too. We also help to inspire 5,000 children a year through school visits, assemblies and family events. We also help to encourage and support people to take action for wildlife in their homes, streets, communities, schools and workplaces. We are seeking your support to help with clearing up litter and other waste on our nature reserves that suffer the most from this major issue. These are typically our larger reserves that are visited by the most people. We are looking for your support to for tools and equipment to help with preventing and removing little, and to maintain these amazing sites more widely. Wildlife suffers a great deal from litter and other waste. We want to ensure our nature reserves are havens for wildlife and your support will help us to do this. We are looking for you help with our nature reserves at: - Tiddesley Wood Nature Reserve (near Pershore) - The Knapp and Papermill Nature Reserve (near Malvern) - Ipsley Alders Marsh Nature Reserve (near Redditch) - The Devil's Spittleful Nature Reserve (near Kidderminster) - Upton Warren Nature Reserve (near Bromsgrove) Thanks for considering supporting us.
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