An organisation dedicated to ensuring that all sick or injured birds of prey are cared for by qualified persons and that whenever possible they are released back into the wild.

Originally founded by a group o ...

The Raptor Trust was founded in 1983 as a group in Norfolk, England, purely run by volunteers, to treat sick and injured birds of prey and to alert the public to the need to protect and conserve both birds of prey and th ...

rECOrd is the Local Biological Records Centre serving Cheshire, Halton, Warrington and Wirral - 'The Cheshire region'. This centre provides a local facility for the storage, validation and usage of Cheshire based biol ...

Red Rose Forest is helping to transform a large part of Greater Manchester into a greener, better place to live, work and invest in.

Red Rose Forest is creating new areas of woodland, helping to improve exis ...

The Rushcliffe Barn Owl Project aims to conserve and increase the population of barn owls in Rushcliffe by: Discovering the size and distribution of the existing population; Increasing awareness of the needs of the barn ...

Rutland Barn Owl Project

The Rutland Barn Owl Project was set up late in 2002 to erect nest boxes. Details on owl box construction are available on this site.

We exist to protect Longstone Edge from damage by quarrying. This three-mile-long limestone hill is beautifully situated just to the north of Bakewell in the Peak District National Park, and is threatened by an enormo ...

The Save Swallow's Wood campaign supports the Way to Go alternative to the bypass scheme. There are alternatives, but these are rarely discussed, so our website is intended to provide people with this information, enabli ...

Barn owls were once common in Cheshire. In 1932 a survey showed there were 240 pairs in Cheshire and a later survey in 1985 showed there was just 35 pairs left. This is one of the highest decline rates in England & W ...

The Tees Forest is one of twelve community forests in England. The community forest programme is an initiative of the Countryside Agency and Forestry Commission in response to a national need to diversify land use.