We strive to give wildlife and wild places the chance to thrive across Shropshire.
Our purpose is to stimulate nature recovery across Shropshire.
Nature reserves are at the core of this, places where wildlife flourishes in magnificent variety. Ancient woods, flower-rich grasslands, wetlands and heathland - our nature reserves provide habitats for a wide range of wildlife. They all need managing to ensure the survival of their uniquely interesting characteristics.
Discover our Nature Reserves here.
We also work with many other organisations and individuals to restore and protect wild habitats in town and country, for the benefit of both wildlife and people.
The Trust has a dedicated team of conservation staff, supported by many skilled and enthusiastic volunteers, who carry out practical management and wildlife surveys, to ensure that our work is making a positive difference.
Saving our wildlife
We run dedicated projects to protect some of our iconic species beyond the boundaries of our nature reserves. Pine marten conservation and a community hedgehog project are two projects where we have specialist staff and specifically allocated resources.
Bringing people closer to nature
We're inspiring people across Shropshire to connect with their local wildlife, from our tiny toddler Wildlings to our most dedicated volunteers. We're helping everybody who is engaged with nature to take action and speak up on its behalf.
A society where nature matters is wilder, healthier, and happier.
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