Families can camp under the stars and learn bushcraft skills at Brankley Pastures camping event
Friday 22nd June, 2018
Families are being invited to learn bushcraft skills and camp out under the stars at one of Staffordshire Wildlife Trust's most picturesque nature reserves this August.
New campaign to protect wildlife at sea
Friday 22nd June, 2018
New campaign to protect wildlife at sea
Badger culling - June 2018 update
Wednesday 20th June, 2018
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust was dismayed to hear about the proposals to extend licensed badger culling in our county.
Tennants Fine Chemicals & Sainsburys support Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Wednesday 20th June, 2018
One of the hidden gems of Leek is the wildlife area owned by Sainsburys and situated behind the store car park. The wildlife area is managed for Sainsburys by Staffordshire Wildlife Trust.
Leek Group to celebrate 30 Days Wild with Rod Wood walk
Wednesday 16th May, 2018
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust’s Leek Local Group are celebrating this year’s 30 Days Wild challenge by giving people the chance to see one of Staffordshire’s stunning wildflower meadows.
Grants for peatland restoration
Wednesday 16th May, 2018
A new injection of £10m of government money will help restore more than 10,000 football pitches-worth of England’s iconic peatlands.
Den Cartlidge - May 2018 blog
Friday 11th May, 2018
The hide looks abandoned. A thick layer of dust covers all the surfaces inside. The field it looks out on is empty. The birds the hide had been built to observe haven’t been here for a long time.
Youngsters give helping hand to wildlife at tree planting session
Friday 4th May, 2018
Students from Redbrook Hayes Primary School have given Staffordshire Wildlife Trust a helping hand after holding a tree planting session at the charity’s headquarters.
Leek students are wild about wildlife
Thursday 3rd May, 2018
Students from Leek College’s L4LW depatment at Leek have been learning about wildlife conservation in their local environment and gaining an award at the same time.
Churnet Youth project increases learning about local ‘Wild Spaces’
Wednesday 2nd May, 2018
Young people with learning difficulties are being given the opportunity to get close to nature and learn new skills at a project being run in the Churnet Valley, thanks to money raised by National Lottery players.
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust