Nature Reserves
An introduction to Herefordshire Wildlife Trust's nature reserves - why we own or manage sites and when and why we might acquire new sites, or divest of a site.
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Restoring Tretawdy Farm - Appeal
Our fundraising appeal to restore our newest nature reserve, Tretawdy Farm, to create a wildlife-rich, grassland habitat.
A Warmer Welcome fundraising appeal - update
Huge thanks to everyone who donated to our Warmer Welcome fundraising appeal which ran over the last year. We were fundraising to make improvements to our nature reserves which allowed more people…
Hereford City Nature Reserves
Details of the Trust's nature reserves in and around Hereford City
Nature Reserves - an update on our strategy
An update on our nature reserves strategy, July 2024
Warmer Welcome Fundraising Appeal
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is fundraising to make improvements to accessibility and visitor facilities on our nature reserves across the county.
Visiting our Nature Reserves with dogs
We want you, and your dog, to enjoy getting out into nature but its important that you are aware of how your visit can affect wildlife and how to minimise your impact.
News from Nature Tots!
This Children In Need funded project is connecting younger children and their families in Leominster with nature.
Looking out for protected species on nature reserves.
When planning our reserve management we are always keen to ensure that our most protected and important species which make the reserves their homes, are rightly shielded from harm or disturbance…
Restoring Bartonsham Meadows - Fundraising Appeal
Please support us to restore Bartonsham Meadows for wildlife and for people.
Nature Reserves - an update on our strategy
Planning for our landholdings to be strategically located to deliver the most they can for wildlife and people.
The Wildlife Trusts launch £30 million appeal to kickstart nature’s recovery across 30% of land and sea by 2030
Today The Wildlife Trusts launch 30 by 30, a public appeal to raise £30 million to start putting nature into recovery across at least 30% of land and sea by 2030.