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School visits with Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
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Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust’s position on Local Government Reform in Gloucestershire
National government is proposing significant changes to how councils operate. Here in Gloucestershire the six district councils for Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, Stroud, Gloucester, The Forest of Dean and Cotswolds and larger Gloucestershire County Council will be combined to create either one or two 'unitary authorities'.
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust appoints new CEO
Trustees of Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust (GWT) are delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew McLaughlin as their new CEO.
Christmas closures at Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust 2024
Like many other organisations at this time of the year, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust will be largely closed for the Christmas period.
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's Shop returns policy 2024
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's Shop returns policy 2024
Vote for Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust to win charity of the year
Voting has re-opened for the SoGlos Gloucestershire Lifestyle Awards - cast your vote for GWT today!
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust AGM 2024 - Candidates for election
The following candidates are standing for election at the 2024 AGM:
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust AGM 2025 - Candidates for election
The following candidates are standing for election at the 2025 AGM:
Gloucestershire one step closer to beaver return
Gloucestershire is moving one step closer to the potential return of beavers, as Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and Forestry England begin the next phase of the Severn Vale Beaver Project to…
Popular places to visit in Gloucestershire
Explore some of the most popular GWT nature reserves in Gloucestershire - some of which have cafés!
Gloucestershire's hedgehogs
Hedgehogs used to be a familiar and well-loved visitor to our gardens, but there's been a startling decline of 95% since the 1950s. On this page you can find out more about these spiky mammals and what you can do to give them a helping hand.