Food giant extends environmental pledge
A Nottingham-headquartered historic food company has expanded its pledge to reduce its environmental impact within its Riverside bakery factory by 2030.
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EMEC - East Midlands Environmental Consultants
EMEC is part of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Membership Recruiter (Charity Fundraiser)
We're looking for engaging and inspiring people to join our team of regional Membership Recruiters working at local venues and events.
The aim of the role is to encourage people to…
Anger as Government moves to strip back environmental protection laws
Hot on the heels of concerns over the Government decision to lift the moratorium on fracking, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust outlines anger at further Government measures it fears could scupper…
Wildlife Trust highlights concerns over proposed sand and gravel quarry
With the latest stage of consultation on the Nottinghamshire County Minerals Plan now closed, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, has outlined its concerns over a proposed sand and gravel quarry at…
Is there potential for a new Local Nature Reserve in Rushcliffe?
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to reveal the hard work going on at Gresham Marshes behind the scenes, to rejuvenate a Rushcliffe nature reserve.
Wildlife Charity recognises efforts of bird recorder at Creswell Crags.
The county’s largest locally based environmental charity, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, has praised the work done by qualified bird ringer Jack Baddams to record bird populations and inspire…
Young Wildlife Trust volunteers highlight their concerns over proposed planning reforms in open letter to Secretary of State
Members of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s Keeping it Wild team aged between 13 and 28 have today endorsed an open letter to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government…
UK Award Winning Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch Group!
The Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch Group was presented with their award this weekend after being voted winner of the prestigious ‘Wildlife Watch Group of the year’ for 2017 by the Royal Society of…
Charity’s investment in new café servery highlights value of Idle Valley Nature Reserve
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, the county’s largest locally based conservation charity, has just completed the installation of a new café servery at its Idle Valley Nature Reserve off North Road…
Wildlife Charity in new call for funds to safeguard Ancient Woodlands
Fifty years on from the charity’s first appeal for funds to save Ancient Woodland habitat in the county, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has issued a new appeal for £25,000 to support its efforts…
Wildlife Charity’s efforts to buy much loved nature reserve receive high profile local backing
Following the tremendous early response to Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s appeal for funds to purchase the Attenborough Nature Reserve the charity has announced the support of a number of high…