Derbyshire Wildlife Trust

New Year - new job?
Brill new job where you can make a real difference to people's lives- helping them create a #WilderFuture for themselves and for wildlife! Deadline Fri 11th Jan.
https://www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.u k/…/working-nature…

Back to resting in PJ's after the first week back like...
📸 Danny Green/2020VISION

Thank you so much everyone!
We've managed to meet every MP in Derbyshire to convince them we need a stronger #EnvironmentAct
BUT - we need to do so much more, let's keep the pressure on, go & meet yours now: https://www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.u k/wilder-future

My wife and I have been supporters of the wildlife trust for many years. It's amazing what a relatively small group of thoughtful, committed people can achieve in providing protection and education on the beauty and necessity of local wildlife. Keep up the good work and we wish you every success.

Loving the little cuddly foxes and badgers that are part of family gift membership this year #givingtuesday

Love volunteering for this ngo :) thankyou for all your hard work

It's been amazing to work here for the last year. Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has very dedicated staff, noble projects and a passion to protect wildlife!

Great organisation we have just met some really dedicated people at elvaston castle

Fantastic organisation! Wonderful sites to visit and interesting and informative talks.

Doing great work to protect precious natural biospheres. So very needed. Thank you for all you do.

Beautiful photographs of our local wildlife. Particularly loved the photo of the hares. Such gorgeous creatures - how can anyone harm them?

Amazing organisation and amazing work, looking after the county that I love.

A true Wildlife Trust that vaccinates instead of killing badgers. Thank you <3

A really good page that caters for the Derbyshire branch of the Wildlife Trust. They run some wonderful reserves often in obscure places you wouldnt expect there to be interesting wildlife and biodiversity

A brilliant Wildlife Trust for Nature in Derbyshire

Why, when the UK is in an equine crisis of such enormity, are you appealing for funding for a foreign breed of pony when the Exmoor pony can, and has proved to be of benefit for grazing of wetlands?