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Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, our usual events programme has been postponed. However, listed below you will find details of our online talks.
All talks are recorded and available to watch after on our YouTube channel. You don't need to subscribe to YouTube to be able to watch, but if you would like to ask questions then you will need to create an account.
If you would like to send any questions in advance of talks or you have any feedback about our events you can email: marketing@shropshirewildlifetrust.org.uk
Visit our YouTube channel to watch our previous talks
Below you can also find events for 11-24's including debates, social events and identification courses. As branches return to organising their outdoor walks and online talks these will be added below. We have no plans of resuming our indoor talks for the time being.
Carol Day is one of the environmental lawyers that argued Chris Packhams legal challenge against HS2. She will be joining us to tell us more about the project and the legality of it - and what you…
Pete Carty is the Countryside Manager for the National Trust, working on the Long Mynd. Join him to learn about an ambitious project to connect wildlife habitats on a landscape-scale in the…
Social events, campaigning and training for 11-24's, organised by young people for young people. Youth for the wild member Laurence will lead a guided walk around the Reabrook in Shrewsbury…
Make your weekends wild with us! We will be heading to Llanymynech Rocks to undertake scrub clearance, a vital part of conservation work to ensure invasive species do not take over and impact…
At the start of Lockdown, Lara worked with her dad to set up ‘Tree Town’: a campaign to plant more trees around her hometown of Bridgnorth. Tree planting is crucial in mitigating some of the…
Social events, campaigning and training for 11-24's, organised by young people for young people. Would you like to be part of our next campaign? Join us to discuss recent environmental issues…
Make your weekends wild with us! We will be heading to The Ercall to make charcoal, a useful conservation side product.