Shropshire Wildlife Trust

To share in the joy of Shropshire wildlife and speak up for nature, find us on BlueSky and Threads. We’re no longer posting here but will monitor DMs.

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

We value respect, trust & integrity. For Shropshire wildlife news, find us here:

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[The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts]

We value respect, trust & integrity - so we have taken the decision to fly the nest. For wildlife news, find us here:

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BREAKING: Beryl & Bertie have officially produced the first beaver #kit born in #Shropshire in over 400 years. 🦫🔥 Thank you to our partner Shrewsbury Town Council and to the support of members and our funders — helping us rebuild #wetlands one adorable '#beaver at a time.

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

🎥 A year of restoration, species work, youth projects & community action across Shropshire.

Watch the full video & see what your support made possible: https://t.co/oqNJ4XlX85

#ShropshireWildlifeTrust #TeamWilder #NatureRecovery

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

Give a wild gift that protects nature! 🎁
Sponsor a Shropshire species — hedgehog, beaver, curlew, dormouse, owl, pine marten or bumblebee.

💚 Includes fun fact sheets and a few extra surprises.
👉 https://t.co/JpQWbeYGud

#WildGifts #ShropshireWildlifeTrust #SponsorASpecies

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

What’s Amendment 130 and why does it matter? It ensures the new planning system works with nature, not against.

It will:
🌳Protect wildlife - without it, nature & development both lose out.
✅Provide certainty in planning
📢Stand with nature

https://t.co/juuRj1QIdv

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

🌿 Stay wild with us!
Get the latest on Shropshire’s wildlife, projects, volunteering & events straight to your inbox 💚

📬 Sign up for our e-newsletter:
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#ShropshireWildlifeTrust #WildlifeNews #StayWild #Conservation

[The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts]

Did you catch @SussexWildlife Trust’s badgers on Hamza’s Hidden Wild Isles? 🦡

The Trust is vaccinating badgers on its nature reserves in high-risk areas and nearby land to help protect wildlife and support healthy ecosystems. 💚

Learn more 👉https://t.co/TeWhiDWasG

[The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts]

We can’t afford to weaken National Park protections ⚠️

But there are rumours that some in Westminster want to remove the Protected Landscapes duty - the only real power to secure action for nature

We can't let 30 years of campaigning go down the drain: https://t.co/BEb6g6DsZ6

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

🍁 22 Sept = Autumn Equinox
Day & night in balance. From now:
🦌 Deer rut
🍄 Fungi rise
🦔 Hedgehogs fatten up

A perfect time to notice the seasonal shift. What’s your first sign of autumn in Shropshire?
📸 Paul Hobson

#AutumnEquinox #ShropshireWildlifeTrust #ShropshireNature

[Natural England @NaturalEngland]

Over 1,500 hectares of rare upland habitat now secured at Stiperstones—one of England’s most vital National Nature Reserves.

This landscape helps wildlife thrive and fights climate change by storing carbon and reducing flood risk.

Find out more: ⬇️ https://t.co/NaoTWGXcRo

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

📢 Have your say! The draft #Shropshire & #TelfordAndWrekin Local Nature Recovery Strategy is live.

See where nature’s thriving, where action’s needed, and help shape the final plan.

🔗 https://t.co/5ScgNWHbjg

#ShropshireWildlifeTrust #NatureRecovery #LNRS #WildShropshire

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

Over 1,500 hectares of rare upland habitat now secured at Stiperstones—one of England’s most vital National Nature Reserves.

This landscape helps wildlife thrive and fights climate change by storing carbon and reducing flood risk. Find out more https://t.co/QilpRqmKo0

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

🚜🌍 The @wildlifetrusts has launched “Food & Farming in a Nature & Climate Crisis” – a bold blueprint for nature-positive farming . Let’s get #FarmingWithNature back on track! 🌱

#FutureOfFarming #NaturePositiveFarming #ClimateSmartAgriculture #SustainableFarming

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

Are you up for the challenge? Choose just one single-use plastic item and see if you can ditch it for a whole month! Read our blog here now 👉

https://t.co/F7TcdigRPF Made possible by @HeritageFundUK

#MyCoronationGarden #PlasticFreeJuly #wildlifegardening #organicgardening

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

#30DaysWild ends today 🌿

Take a moment to step outside, breathe deeply, and enjoy some cloud-watching ☁️ A simple way to reflect and reconnect.

Spotted a stunning sky? We’d love to see your view—share a photo or a thought 🌤💚

#ShropshireWildlife #NatureConnection

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

📢 On Friday 27 June part of our Forest Glen car park at The Wrekin will be cordoned off for use by an event fundraising for Lingen Davies. Some parking will be available but spaces may be limited.

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

🌈 This Pride Month, nature organisations spotlighted dazzling species—from orchids to dragonflies—celebrating the beauty of diversity. 🌿🦋

At Shropshire Wildlife Trust, we’re proud to say:
You belong in nature. Always.

#PrideInNature #WildAndProud #LGBTQ #NatureForEveryone

[The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts]

🦡We are deeply disappointed the @GOVUK has approved the continuation of badger culls despite @UKLabour's own manifesto commitment to end this “ineffective” policy. (1/2)

[Shropshire Wildlife Trust @ShropsWildlife]

The thing is… nature isn’t even a blocker to development! New research shows that great crested newts and bats were a factor in only a tiny percentage of planning appeals in the last few years. Why is nature being used as a scapegoat? (3/5)