Mission Wild

£111,272 of £3,000,000 goal

We’ve set ourselves an ambitious mission…

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Over the last 50 years, Gloucestershire’s woodlands, rivers, and grasslands have declined at an alarming rate, taking with it wildlife and our sense of connection to the natural world. A connection our survival depends on. 

But this story is not over. We have shown that when we give nature a chance, it responds. From the return of the pine marten to the world-leading recovery of the large blue butterfly, we are already helping to revive the wild.

Hazel dormouse

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Could help pay for tools to coppice woodland habitat for the vulnerable hazel dormouse
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children insect

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Could help pay for 3 transformational sessions to connect a child with nature
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Hedgerow

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Could help pay for 3 metres of hedgerow to connect vital habitats for wildlife to thrive 
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Nature can bounce back!

We have shown that when we give nature a chance, it responds. From the return of the pine marten to the world-leading recovery of the large blue butterfly, we are already helping to revive the wild.

Now we are on a mission to give Gloucestershire’s nature the chance it needs. But time is running out. The message from experts from around the world is clear - nature needs us to act now, to act together, and to work at scale. 

That’s why we aim to raise an ambitious £3 million in three years to accelerate nature’s recovery in three critical ways...

Autumnul shot of Crickley Hill
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For landscapes

Restoring joined habitats across Gloucestershire to support thriving wildlife and resilient ecosystems for the future.
Apple tree branch in blossom. A small girl is being held up by a man to look at the blossom.
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For people

Helping people connect with nature through access, learning, and action that benefits wellbeing and local wildlife.
Duke of Burgundy butterfly © Bob Axworthy
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For wildlife

Reversing nature loss by restoring habitats, protecting species, and creating spaces where wildlife can flourish again.

Rebuild Gloucestershire’s landscapes

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NATURE RECOVERY ZONES (NRZs)

Mission Wild is built around eleven Nature Recovery Zones. These are large areas where evidence shows that we can bring nature back at scale. Collectively, our NRZ’s cover a space eleven times the size of Gloucester!

These zones, shown in the map below, go beyond the bounds of our nature reserves and are about creating bigger, better and connected spaces for wildlife, people and the climate. 

These special areas can weave wildlife corridors through the places we live, farm, rest and work, allowing nature to thrive and expand across the county.

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Help restore nature in Gloucestershire

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Supporters

18
Julia Spencer
Just now
£35
Anonymous
1 hour ago

My wife is a member of GWT.

£50
Anonymous
2 hours ago
£35
Rosemary Mundy
2 hours ago
£35
Anonymous
2 hours ago
£10
Paul Hughes
1 week ago
£5
Christopher Bowers
1 week ago

Partner

£20
Gabrielle Cochrane
1 week ago

Wildlife matters to me and I want to play my part to protect it for the future.

£20
Zoe Coyle
1 week ago

Childs school-Chalford Hill

£10
Andrew Main
1 week ago

Chalford hill school was ran a day to bring in a cuddly toy in return for a donation

£5
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