Volucella bombylans © Janet Packham
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Protecting wildlife in Yorkshire
Together with our supporters and volunteers, we are committed to creating a Yorkshire rich in wildlife for everyone. From saving our wildlife and wild places to bringing people closer to nature, we have a vision of a wilder future.
Wildlife-Friendly Open Gardens 2025
Discover some of Yorkshire’s most wildlife-friendly gardens this spring.
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Go wild for our events
With a range of regular events across our region this Easter, which will you go wild for?
© Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography
Discover Yorkshire's woodlands
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There are loads of ways to experience and support Yorkshire's amazing wildlife and wild places! From visiting our nature reserves to events, membership and opportunities, find out about how to get involved.
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Early birds: dawn chorus at North Cliffe Wood
It’s 4.40am on a calm spring morning. I pull into the layby next to North Cliffe Wood and strap on the head torch that’ll help me find…
Lifting the lid on spring migration
David Craven, East Regional Manager, lifts the lid on just how complicated springtime migration can sometimes be...
Planning and Infrastructure Bill: What’s at risk for our wildlife?
As comments and reaction around planning and biodiversity gain pace, our Chief Executive Rachael Bice delves a little deeper into what’s…
Wildlife Trust encourages gardeners to go for gold with new Wildlife Gardening Award
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust are encouraging gardeners across the county to make a real difference for wildlife on their doorsteps, and…
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust urges the public to keep their dogs on leads to protect wildlife
This spring, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is asking dog walkers to practice ‘nature-friendly’ dog walking - keeping dogs on leads, under…
Why should we garden with wildlife in mind?
Gardening for wildlife benefits birds, butterflies, hedgehogs and even you! Read on to discover more...
Water vole - (C) Terry Whittaker
Lady's slipper orchid and pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly - (C) Shutter stock
State of Yorkshire's Nature
Learn moreThe Wildlife Trusts play a very important part in protecting our natural heritage. I would encourage anyone who cares about wildlife to join them
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