Who are we?
Warwickshire Wildlife Trust is the leading local independent conservation organisation. Our mission is to bring people closer to nature and create a land rich in wildlife.
Supported by our passionate members and dedicated volunteers we are working to bring about nature’s recovery across Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull through practical action, education and influencing behavioural change.
Brandon Marsh has reopened!
David Goldsmith
Connecting to nature during COVID-19
We recognise that our nature reserves are vital green spaces for local people to connect with nature and most are open for you enjoy locally. Brandon Marsh reopened on Monday April 12th 2021, as did Parkridge. Please click on the links for further information on services available, opening hours and so on.Â
Nature continues to bring many of us solace in these difficult times, so do try to take time out of your day to enjoy the wild places around you, whether that be in your garden, local park or nearest nature reserve.Â
Bringing Wildlife Back Webinar
Join us to find out why nature is in crisis, and how you can help Warwickshire Wildlife Trust to bring our wildlife back!
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Nature News wildlife gallery
Enjoy the latest photos sent in by readers of Nature News, featuring a napping fox and a gorgeous swan.
Nature News wildlife gallery
Enjoy the latest photos sent in by readers of Nature News, with an interesting leucistic magpie and a great hedgehog video from Helen…
The Brilliance of Beetles
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How to make a bog garden
Instead of draining, make the waterlogged or boggy bits of garden work for nature, and provide a valuable habitat.
How to grow a wild patch
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