Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate Worcestershire Wildlife Trust. Worcestershire Wildlife Trust didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
The wildlife gardening blog of Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, with posts on gardening for nature in the English Midlands. Useful for gardeners who want to support local wildlife.
Wildlife gardening posts from a county wildlife trust.
The blog's gardening-for-wildlife tag, which collects posts on red mason bees, wintering wildlife, a cathedral eco group's garden and community gardening for wellbeing.
Visit linkA habitat guide that splits the county's wildlife work into agriculture, grasslands, water and wetlands, woodlands, planning and development, and local wildlife sites.
Visit linkIt is the county's local wildlife charity, and the site is open about how it runs: volunteer trustees hold the financial and legal responsibility, and funding comes from member subscriptions, appeals and donations. The funding page includes the Biffa Award, a programme that administers money donated by Biffa Group Ltd through the Landfill Communities Fund. Its project pages include Wilder Worcestershire, Romsley Meadows, Heathland Hero and Severn Treescapes, which give the trust's work named places and projects to follow.
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