Campaigning for nature's recovery in Shropshire

Bee Meadow

Josh Kubale

Campaigning for Nature's Recovery

Give nature a voice.

We campaign to see a wilder future, so everyone can benefit from and enjoy wildlife near them. We have a long history of campaigning for positive change for nature and people, and working with local communities to save special places for wildlife and helping nature to recover.

We want to see at least 30% of our land recovering by 2030.

To find out more about what this means click here.

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How can you help?

Shropshire's nature recovery will come about if we all work together to make it happen. Grassroots action will mean thousands of small projects contributing to a reinvigorated mosaic of nature. A wave of local actions makes a difference across a large area, and you can play your part too!

For example, if you were to make a hole in your fence so a hedgehog could get through and forage in your neighbour’s garden as well as yours, and if your neighbour were to do the same thing, allowing it to roam further and find other hedgehogs, you would give our prickly friends a much better chance in the future.

Visit our #DefendNature campaign page for options of how to lobby elected decision makers on nature matters.

Previous campaigns

Brown hare

David Tipling/2020Vision

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