The Stroud and Tewkesbury Waterscapes project will use nature-based interventions to help limit the impact of flooding on local habitats and improve the resilience of local communities, by reducing flood risk and boosting biodiversity for nature and people to enjoy.

ERDF Wild Towns will improve the connectivity of greenspaces from Stonehouse, through Stroud and on to Nailsworth through restoration and creation of habitats along the cycle path.

Do you or and your staff have a particular species or habitat you want to help us to protect?
If so, project sponsorship may be for you! By sponsoring a project, you can directly contribute to a cause that means something to you.

The project partners involved in the ERDF Wild Towns project.

Enter our prize draw at one of the events to be in with a chance of winning a goody bag from Gloucester Services.

Find out more about Project Pine Marten, and watch the trailer for the upcoming short film.

Wildlife Friendly Food Project

Frequently asked questions regarding the Pine Marten Project.

Over the past two years, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, in partnership with RSA Insurance, an Intact company, have delivered an ambitious project across Gloucester and Cheltenham, using Nature-Based Solutions to limit the impact of flooding while boosting biodiversity.

Discover what work we're doing in Gloucestershire to support our native white-clawed crayfish.