2024 at Cheshire Wildlife Trust
2024 was certainly a busy year! This is what the last 12 months looked like at Cheshire Wildlife Trust as we continued to fight for nature's recovery
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Welcome to Cheshire Wildlife Trust
Welcome to Cheshire Wildlife Trust
Welcome to Cheshire Wildlife Trust
Welcome to Cheshire Wildlife Trust
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is hiring
Are you passionate about nature’s recovery? Do you have the ambition required to double the wild spaces currently available to our native plants and animals? Do you have the energy and the creative thinking to put the latest research into practice? Then Cheshire Wildlife Trust wants you.
Protect Cheshire’s wildlife this year by joining Cheshire Wildlife Trust for half-price.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is offering new members the chance to join at half-price throughout January from as little as £1.50 a month.
Join Cheshire's Wild Network
Join the Wild Network and let's make Cheshire wilder, together.
The Cheshire Wildlife Trust Nursery
What started as a few like-minded colleagues growing wildflowers on their tea-breaks, has flourished into a professional nursery growing tens of thousands of plants every year.
A day in the life of a Nature Recovery Trainee at Cheshire Wildlife Trust
Meet Emily, a Nature Recovery Trainee at Cheshire Wildlife Trust who is dedicated to restoring Cheshire’s natural beauty.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust needs YOU
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is growing its team to help achieve its big ambition of at least 1 in 4 people taking action for nature’s recovery by 2030. The Trust is looking for people who can use…
2021 Cheshire Wildlife Trust Calendar
Taken by locals, it's packed with gorgeous photos of the best wildlife and wild places Cheshire, Wirral and south Manchester has to offer.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust get ready to walk the width of Cheshire!
On Thursday 24th October, staff and trustees from Cheshire Wildlife Trust are walking the width of Cheshire to raise money for local wildlife.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust to protect wildlife of Kerridge Hill
Cheshire Wildlife Trust have recently purchased part of Kerridge Hill and has ambitious plans to enhance the site for wildlife.