Young people
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust works with young people in a variety of ways. Young people are our hope and our future, which is why it's so important we involved them in caring for wildlife across the county.
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Free hedgelaying and nature themed activities for young people
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is encouraging young people to take advantage of several free interesting activities this autumn.
Funding will allow young people to tackle environmental projects
Young people in Staffordshire can get involved with environmental projects to benefit their schools and communities thanks to funding received by the county's largest nature conservation…
Young people from Staffordshire join forces to help the environment
A groundbreaking scheme to engage young people in environmental social action projects has ended on a high with more than 6,700 taking part nationally.
Wild About Tamworth
A partnership between Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, Tamworth Borough Council and the communities of Tamworth to improve the Borough’s wild places to benefit both people and wildlife.
Our people
Our work wouldn't be possible without the support of our members but also the dedication of our staff and volunteers.
WANTED: Young people with drive to tackle environmental issues
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is on the hunt for 16-24-year-olds from all backgrounds and areas who want to make positive change in the county.
Young people encouraged to join youth debate on future of wildlife in Staffordshire
Young people are being invited to share their opinions on the future of wildlife and the environment at a youth summit being hosted by Staffordshire Wildlife Trust in April.
Working with people
We work with communities across Staffordshire to help them discover nature on their doorstep and care for local wild places
Volunteering
The Trust has a dedicated network of volunteers, assisting with everything from conservation projects to admin work.
Trust helps build better opportunities in Stafford
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is hoping a series of outdoor sessions designed to provide people with opportunities to gain new skills and knowledge will help boost their employment chances.
Charity encouraging people to get daily dose of nature at home
The county’s largest nature conservation charity is encouraging people to stay at home to get their daily dose of wildlife while the country remains in lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.…