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Annual General Meeting 2022 voting form
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s AGM is an important opportunity for you, as a member, to have a say in how we are governed. Please help shape our future direction by casting your votes below. Each vote counts, and yours could make all the difference!
Thank you for making wildlife's recovery possible
You are helping wildlife to recover, not just survive.
Get ready to go wild for the wildlife on your doorstep!
Our annual ‘wildlife census’ is back! Join us on the from 12 noon on the 15th June to 12 noon on the 16th of June, for our fifth Great Yorkshire Creature Count. Take part on either day, and spend…
Record wildlife
Record wildlife across Yorkshire
Wildlife Travel
Our work in partnership with Wildlife Travel
Wildlife Information
Factsheets, advice and information about wildlife
World Wetlands Day: Yorkshire’s wetland wildlife and knitted bitterns
The 2nd February marks World Wetland Day, raising global awareness about the vital role of wetlands for people and our planet.
The Trust is celebrating a number of wildlife successes across…
Fracking and wildlife
Our view on fracking and it's impact on wildlife
Wildlife Guardians
Our Wildlife Guardians make a bigger commitment, help us do more for Yorkshire's wildlife and receive some exclusive benefits.
Join like-minded individuals, who care passionately about protecting and restoring Yorkshire’s wildlife.
Join like-minded individuals, who care passionately about protecting and restoring Yorkshire’s wildlife.
Volunteer for wildlife
Over 1000 volunteers are working together to create a Yorkshire rich in wildlife for everyone and you can be a part of it too. However much time you have and whatever skills and experience you bring there are many ways in which you can help the wildlife living on your doorstep.
Yorkshire-wide wildlife count calls for people to stand up and take notice of nature
The Great Yorkshire Creature Count takes place 15th and 16th June, and encourages people to spot, count and record local wildlife – starting with a list of 30 creatures great and small.