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Marsh fritillary butterfly on stalk, The Wildlife Trusts

© Ross Hoddinott

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Green Match Fund

The Wildlife Trusts' Green Match Fund Appeals 2024

For one week only, the Green Match Fund will be doubling donations to The Wildlife Trusts below.

Between 12pm (midday) 18th April to 12pm (midday) 25th April, donate to your Wildlife Trust of choice's appeal and your gift will be doubled. Pop the date in your calendar and come back here to protect twice as much wildlife. 

A pale orange mushroom, with a short cap draped across a slender, curving stalk, pokes up from a carpet of lush green mosses in a UK rainforest
The Wildlife Trusts

Lost Rainforests of the British Isles

Discover the last temperate rainforests that once covered vast areas of the British Isles. Together we can restore these mythical forests.
curlew in field
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust

Nature Recovery Fund - securing floodplain meadows

Up to 90% of wetland habitat has been lost in the UK in the last 100 years.
Schools Penny Dixie
Somerset Wildlife Trust

Nature's Hope: Young Hearts, Green Minds

The natural environment of tomorrow is in the hands of young people today.
Flock of avocets flying on Brownsea Island
Dorset Wildlife Trust

Wild Brownsea: Connecting People with Nature

Nature’s recovery hinges on all of us taking action to preserve and champion our local wildlife.
Hazel dormouse
Avon Wildlife Trust

Woodland homes for wildlife

Creating woodland landscapes where threatened wildlife can thrive in the face of increasing challenges from changing weather and floods.
boy with binoculars Wildlife Trust
Northumberland Wildlife Trust

Nextdoor Nature

We want to empower communities to take meaningful action for nature on their doorsteps.
White-clawed Crayfish
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

Clawing their way back from the brink

We're protecting habitats and improving conditions so UK native white-clawed crayfish can thrive and bounce back in Hampshire and beyond.
Megan Ramirez Oak Tree
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust

Tending Trees, Training Talent

Ancient trees are highly valuable habitats for many species, but they are at risk and require extensive management.
A Sheffield roadside © Paul Hobson
Sheffield Wildlife Trust

Wellbeing and Wildlife in Urban Spaces

We want communities in Sheffield and Rotherham to access and enjoy green spaces and nature in urban areas and for wildlife to thrive.
Otter in river
Gwent Wildlife Trust

Action for River Wildlife

Help us take practical action for the wildlife of the Usk and South East Valleys river catchments.
On the shoulder of Ingleborough - a craggy rocky landscape with a solitary tree in the distance
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust

Wild Ingleborough: A Vision for a Wilder Future

Wild Ingleborough is a landscape-scale restoration programme for the benefit of wildlife and local communities, to create a wilder future.
River Lugg before damage
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust

Reconnecting our Riverscapes

Reconnecting our Riverscapes will create and connect wildlife habitats along the River Lugg and Yazor Brooks
Highland cow in a field with grazing ponies in the background, The Wildlife Trusts
The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire

Let's Get Mooving

Fund a livestock trailer to move cattle and sheep more efficiently, which will benefit our conservation grazing programme.
Turtle dove
The Wiltshire Wildlife Trust

Turning the Tide for Turtle Doves

We're raising £20,000 to provide a home for Turtle Doves, the fastest declining bird in the UK.
Orange tip
London Wildlife Trust

Restoring London’s Wild Downlands

Restore chalk downland habitat on five nature reserves in Croydon and Bromley for butterflies and other pollinators.
Kingfisher perched
Scottish Wildlife Trust

Riverwoods: growing river woodlands

Riverwoods aims to grow a network of thriving riverbank woodlands and healthy river systems across Scotland.
Ancient holly tree - The Hollies nature reserve
Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Our nature reserves need your help!

Managing our nature reserves costs us over £200,000 per year and our costs are increasing as they are for everyone.
Girl looking through a magnifying glass
Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust Limited

Support us in ensuring a wilder education for all

We aim to enable children from all backgrounds across Leicestershire and Rutland to experience the natural world.