Contact us

An early purple orchid amidst ramson flowers

Early purple orchid (c) Vaughn Matthews

Contact us

Our head offices

Robinswood Hill Country Park
Reservoir Road
Gloucester
GL4 6SX
Tel: 01452 383 333

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General enquiries

Email: info@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk
Tel: 01452 383 333

Volunteering enquiries

Email: volunteering@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk

Membership enquiries

Email: membership@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk

Filming enquiries

Email: marketing@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk

Schools

Email: learning@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk

Apply for permission to undertake studies or surveys on GWT reserves.

Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust (GWT) welcomes naturalists, ecologists, geologists and archaeologists who wish to undertake studies or surveys on GWT reserves. Such activities will normally be permitted, but permission must be secured from GWT prior to commencement.

Please apply here

Professional services

Wild Service and ecological consultancy:
Tel: 01452 383 333  Email: info@wildservice.net

Leaving a gift in your will and giving in memory

Request a talk

To request a talk please complete the short form here (opens in a new window).

Please be aware that due to funded project commitments we are not always able to fulfil requests to provide speakers, guided walks or other activities.

We do respond to all enquiries, but due to the number we receive responses may take up to two working weeks. 

Farming and landowner advice

Are you a farmer or landowner looking to incorporate some natural spaces into your farm or learn more about sustainable farming initiatives such as regenerative agriculture techniques and to even develop a new business model?

You can contact Tim Bevan, GWT’s Lead Farm Advisor, by emailing tim.bevan@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk.

Take a look at our working with farmers and landowners page for further information.

Planning advice

We don’t routinely comment on planning applications but we do sometimes get involved in key applications which may present a threat to wildlife.

Take a look at our planning applications page for further guidance on what we do for planning applications and what wildlife issues there are to consider in the planning process.

Wildlife advice

From where to take injured or sick animals to how to report pollution, our wildlife advice page can provide some guidance on the best action to take.

If you witness a wildlife crime or suspect that one has taken place, please contact the Gloucestershire Constabulary.