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Swallow (Hirundo rustica) group and a House martin (Delichon urbicum) perched on power lines as a mixed species group of hirundines gathers ahead of their autumn migration, Gloucestershire, UK, September. - false
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Heart of England Community Energy
A community owned solar farm which gives back to nature.
Regional Community Organiser
This role is part of the Wilder Organising team and focuses on building movement infrastructure across under-served or emerging areas of Warwickshire, with a particular emphasis on rural…
Leamington - Wilder Community Organising
Communities throughout Leamington are working to create positive outcomes for nature with the help of Jo Harper, the Wilder Community Organiser in the area.
Nuneaton - Wilder Community Organising
The communities in Attleborough and Hill Top in Nuneaton are working to create positive outcomes for nature with the help of Lee Copplestone, the Wilder Community Organiser in the area.
#TeamWilder story: Kayleigh and Community Action
Whether it’s individual or community action – we all have a part to play.
Community open day success
We hosted a summer open day at the start of the month to launch the project and welcome nearly 80 people keen to get involved and learn more about our plans for the reserve.
#TeamWilder story: Coventry community grants
#TeamWilder grants launched nine projects throughout the city in 2022.
Wembrook community come together for more trees and less litter
Find out how a local community in Wembrook plant trees and pick litter to help wildlife in their area.
'Listening to locals is key': learnings from a successful community group
Grow Batheaston is an inspiring example of a community group that is growing organically as more people get involved.
Wilder Communities
We have received funding from Severn Trent to improve education grounds and community green spaces for nature. Learn more about Wilder Communities here.
People and nature at Diamond Wood Country Park to benefit thanks to over £52,000 from Severn Trent Community Fund
£52,000 to fund new project at Diamond Wood Country Park in Rugby, benefiting people, nature and skylarks!