A quiet Warrington housing estate is home to Cheshire’s largest swift colony, thanks to the perfect blend of 1930s architecture, nearby wetlands and a dedicated community.

Sarah shares her experience, tips, and advice on how to engage children with nature through a school gardening club.

After moving back to the Wirral, Margaret turned her passion for wildlife into an active community group that has transformed a neglected space into a thriving habitat.

These inspiring stories highlight the incredible impact of the Wild Network in protecting and conserving wildlife.

We’re here to help you help nature! Whether you’re already involved in community projects or looking for guidance on how to get started, we’re here to provide advice and support every step of the…

How a Facebook group turned wildlife passion into neighbourhood action.

Clare shares her passion for wildlife conservation, recording species on iNaturalist and working with local groups to boost biodiversity.

Meet Walter, a churchwarden who is working with the community to transform areas of his local church for the benefit of wildlife.

Meet the community group who are protecting an ancient woodland and campaigning against sewage pollution.

Érin from Crewe, a wildlife enthusiast with a degree in Wildlife Conservation and Ecology, shares her passion for British wildlife. Alongside her husband, Sam, she has transformed their garden…