We are the leading charity dedicated to wildlife conservation and environmental education in the North East. We have over 60 nature reserves and provide help and advice to other organisations, landowners, businesses, shools and communities on how to protect local wildlife and special places. We run lots of interesting events to inspire and empower people like you - there's something for everyone.

Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity run by local people for the benefit of local wildlife. We work to protect and enhance the wildlife and habitats of Nottinghamshire by managing over 70 nature reserves; we engage, advise, inspire and educate people to create a richer natural world for present and future generations.

Radnorshire Wildlife Trust are a registered charity dependant on donations and the support of our members. We campaign for wildlife, we manage land for wildlife and welcome people onto our nature reserves and we share our passion and knowledge by working in education and within the community.

The Scottish Wildlife Trust's main activities focus on: managing over 120 wildlife reserves and undertaking practical conservation tasks; influencing and campaigning for better wildlife-related policy and action; and inspiring people to enjoy and find out more about wildlife through our education and engagement programmes.

The Wildlife Trust working in Sheffield and Rotherham exists to build a better future for people and wildlife. With 10 nature reservees, we aim to protect and enhance the local environment for the benefit of people and wildlife, to increase the public’s understanding of the natural world, and to provide opportunities for people to enjoy the outdoors.

Shropshire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading environmental charity. We look after 38 nature reserves, welcome people on to our nature reserves, campaign for wildlife and the environment, encourage people to enjoy nature, involve volunteers in practical nature conservation and take thousands of school children on trips to wild places every year.

The Somerset Wildlife Trust stands up for wildlife in Somerset. Supported by our members we protect vulnerable wildlife and preserve wild places. We manage around 80 dedicated nature reserves providing protected habitat for wildlife, provide opportunities for children and parents to learn and discover wildlife and ensure wildlife thrives through our work.

The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales cover from Cardiff and Caerphilly in the east to Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire in the west, and include three of the West Wales islands amongst our 90 or so nature reserves. Our priorities are to manage these reserves for wildlife and to provide educational opportunities for our local communities.

Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is the county’s leading nature conservation charity. We work to protect natural habitats for the benefit of Staffordshire’s wildlife and people. We care for 25 nature reserves, give environmental education to thousands of children every year, and run events to help people get closer to wildlife.

Suffolk Wildlife Trust leads conservation efforts in the county and has saved some of Suffolk’s most important wildlife sites by protecting them as nature reserves. We work to create an environment richer in wildlife for everyone and care for more than 50 nature reserves throughout the county – all completely free to enjoy.