We have received funding from Severn Trent to improve education grounds and community green spaces for nature. Learn more about Wilder Communities here.

How community organising is helping nature from the ground up

Natural flood management aims to reduce the downstream maximum water height of a flood (the flood peak) or to delay the arrival of the flood peak downstream, increasing the time available to prepare for floods.

More than one-third of the population - nearly 9.5 million households in England – are unable to access green places near their home.

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust's position on HS2

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Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

The Wilder Future for Warwickshire Project ran from January 2020 to May 2022 with a cohort of 40 volunteers, aged 18-35 years old, committed to protecting the natural world and inspiring others to be environmental champions.

Our first Farming Network was established in April 2018 thanks to funding from Natural England’s Facilitation Fund.

The Warwickshire Waterways Strategy is a countywide collaboration to promote and protect the county’s canals and rivers, and the wildlife they support. It is part of the wider Warwickshire Heritage and Culture Strategy and is shaped around the same three themes: health and wellbeing, sense of place and economic vibrancy. The aim is to increase public awareness and use of waterways environments in a responsible and sustainable way - for leisure, pleasure, learning, healthy exercise and active travel. By promoting our waterways as visitor destinations, the strategy also supports the local economy.