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Ways to get involved and go wild with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
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Wildlife enthusiasts invited to get involved in community led nature project
Residents from the Staffordshire Moorlands have an exciting chance to get involved in upcoming community events this April.
Ways to get involved in environmental data collection
Citizen science initiatives gather data collected by individual volunteers to build up a bigger picture of the habitats and species within our landscapes. Here are some ways you can get involved.
Ways to help wildlife
All across Staffordshire people are taking action for wildlife. Letting gardens grow wild, creating wildlife friendly spaces, and campaigning to defend nature. Will you join them?
Get behind the lens for Staffordshire’s wildlife
Photographers urged to enter their best nature snaps to raise funds to help bring more nature back to Staffordshire
Wildlife
Find out about the wildlife in Staffordshire and how you can help it
Local Wildlife Charity Calls Out for Volunteers
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is looking for more volunteers to get involved with their important work.
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is first Wildlife Trust in England to be awarded ‘Responsible Body’ status by Defra
We're delighted to announce that we're the first Wildlife Trust in the country to be awarded 'Responsible Body' status by Defra (The Department for Environment, Food and Rural…
Big Weekend Wildlife Watch
Thank you for signing up to our 30 Days Wild campaign! As part of 30 Days Wild, we are inviting you to take part in the campaigns Big Wild Weekend, from 18thth - 20th June. We want people throughout Staffordshire to head outside and get involved in our exciting Big Weekend Wildlife Watch survey!
Hibernation – wildlife’s winter survival strategy
The Wildlife Trusts’ youth activism manager, Arran Wilson, draws on his background as a lecturer in zoology to explore what exactly hibernation is, and which animals rely on it to get through…
Investors in Wildlife
Become an Investor in Wildlife and enjoy a mutually beneficial partnership with us which will help to protect the wildlife of Staffordshire so that it can thrive and prosper for many generations to come.
Wildlife crime
Wildlife laws are in place to protect nature; these laws operate at UK and European levels. Read this page to see what constitutes a wildlife crime and how you can report it.