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| Ryevitalise Landscape PartnershipRyevitalise is a Landscape Partnership Scheme supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, North York Moors National Park Authority and partners, and inspired by local communities. The Ryevitalise area incorporates 413km2 of the western Rye catchment, including the Rivers Seph and Riccal. It is an ambitious scheme with a vision to conserve, enhance and restore the natural and cultural heritage of the area, enabling people to reconnect with the history, wildlife and landscapes of the River Rye and its tributaries. | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| Scottish Wildlife Trust (2)For over 60 years, the Scottish Wildlife Trust has worked with its members, partners and supporters in pursuit of its vision of healthy, resilient ecosystems across Scotland’s land and seas. The Trust successfully champions the cause of wildlife through policy and campaigning work, demonstrates best practice through practical conservation and innovative partnerships, and inspires people to take positive action through its education and engagement activities. It also manages a network of over 100 wildlife reserves across Scotland, covering a total area of over 17,000 hectares, and is a member of the UK-wide Wildlife Trusts movement. | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| Shropshire Ecological Data Network (SEDN) (2)A partnership of stakeholders and experts collecting and distributing biodiversity data for Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin. Further information from: [email protected] | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| Silverhand Estate (1)Situated in the heart of the stunning North Kent Downs and surrounded by SSSI-designated woodlands, our estate is home to the UK’s largest organic and first carbon-negative vineyard. As part of the North Kent Woods and Downs National Nature Reserve, we are committed to managing the land with nature at its core. A key part of this commitment is monitoring local wildlife and habitats to better understand and support biodiversity across the estate. We use platforms like iRecord to help collect, share, and learn from the ecological data gathered here. | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| Sorby Natural History SocietyThe general natural history and scientific society for the Sheffield region, recording across South Yorkshire, the northern part of Derbyshire, most of the Peak District National Park and most of Sherwood Forest and the Dukeries. Website: www.sorby.org.uk "Activities" Sorby Natural History Society (all taxa) ; Sorby Butterfly Recording Scheme ; Sorby Aculeate Bees and Wasps ; Sorby Hemiptera Recording Scheme Sorby Mollusc Recording Scheme Sorby Vascular Plant Recording Scheme | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| South West Scotland Environmental Information CentreSouth West Scotland Environmental Information Centre (SWSEIC) is the local environmental records centre (LERC) covering Dumfries & Galloway and Ayrshire. The Centre manages a database of information about the wildlife and habitats of the region and provides a focal point through which this information can be accesed. It supports the network of local volunteer recorders and promotes greater involvement in wildlife recording. The Centre is hosted by the Southern Uplands Partnership and is based at Kirkgunzeon in Dumfries & Galloway. | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| SRUCA tertiary organisation serving the rural community with international expertise in green economy, education and research. | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| Tewkesbury Nature Reserve (2)Our Vision “A healthy, thriving community nature reserve, a safe haven for wildlife combined with an educational environment in which people can connect with nature.” Our Mission Establish, develop and maintain a healthy and thriving community nature reserve, by protecting, improving, and conserving the natural environment, and enhancing the biodiversity of the site. Make the reserve accessible to the public as a place for recreation, education, and the promotion of health and wellbeing, while balancing the needs of visitors with those of the natural environment. Develop the reserve as an outdoor learning environment, and promote an understanding and appreciation of freshwater wetlands, nature and wildlife across all age groups through active community participation. Reinstate and support natural hydrological processes, re-naturalise watercourses and create new wetland areas, creating new spaces for nature and improving the site’s ability to retain water, and playing a part in reducing flooding. | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| The Gerald Palmer Eling Estate TrustThe Gerald Palmer Eling Trust Company owns and manages a rural estate near Newbury in West Berkshire. Eling Estate extends to just under 5,000 acres and comprises agricultural land, woodland, residential and commercial properties | View centres | |||||||||||||||||
| The Lancashire Wildlife TrustWe are your local conservation charity, working to protect wildlife and nature for the future across Lancashire, Greater Manchester and North Merseyside. We manage nature reserves, deliver specialist projects and inspire and engage people about their local wildlife. We could not achieve what we do without the commitment and support of our volunteers. Our organisation is unique - while most of our work for wildlife takes place at local grassroots level, we have a national voice. | View centres | |||||||||||||||||