Wildlife Survey at Perdiswell

Wildlife Survey at Perdiswell

Following previous wildlife surveys, we are carrying out another during Sunday 28th April at Perdiswell Park. We will have the workboat, The Wanderer, which will be heading up from Lansdowne Park at around 10:30am and then mooring at Perdiswell. Please join us during...

Worcester Canal Wildlife Corridor

Over Easter we carried out a wildlife monitoring exercise along the canal from Sixways to Diglis. Barbourne brook is part of the same wildlife corridor. So on 1st September we are asking people to visit Gheluvelt park and tell us what they see. Details and a sample...

Wild Worcester: A Walk on the Wild Side

Join us for a free guided walk. Learn about why the allotments and canal are so important for wildlife. Stroll along the canal and use detectors to listen out for bats. Meet at the allotment car park off Lansdowne Road by the allotment shop. For more information...

Monitoring Wildlife in Worcester

The Worcestershire Wildlife Trust has more than 20000 members. It manages more than 77 nature reserves, covering over 2650 acres across the county. The guide to the reserves lists 11 “all season wildlife walks”, 28 “local wildlife treasures”...