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Children woodland engagement group (c) Paul Harris/2020VISION

what we do

Engaging communities

People are key to nature’s recovery, and we want to empower people to value, enjoy, speak up and take action for wildlife.

We're committed to everyone having the opportunity to experience wildlife and to develop a connection with it, and to learn skills to enhance and protect it themselves.

We want to reach 1 in 4 people in Gloucestershire by 2030, to expand our education offer to reach 25,000 school children and reach a further 30,000 young people. To do this, we've launched a number of initiative to reach new audiences:

A six spot burnet moth resting on the pink, globe-like head of a red clover flower. The moth is glossy and black with six bold red spots on each forewing.
Community action

Team Wilder

Team Wilder is a movement with the aim to empower individuals and communities to take meaningful action and support nature’s recovery.
Rain Gardens at The Friendship Café
working with communities

Rain gardens

Helping to reduce flooding and pollution entering out waterways by filtering and storing rain water whilst also creating wildlife havens.
Child with bird box
project

Do One Thing

Aiming to give people practical, simple actions to begin their journey to help wildlife and the environment.

To find out more about our current work, head to the community projects section on the current projects page.

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Rain Garden volunteers by HollyTurner

Your stories

Hear from the individuals and communities we've worked with