The Wildlife Trust is a charity that works for a better future for wildlife across Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire and Peterborough. It manages 129 nature reserves covering over 5,500 acres all with free public access; works to protect rare species (such as the otter, dormouse, great crested newt and barn owl); and fights to save sites where wildlife and the countryside is threatened. It involves people in every aspect of its work, through educating children about their natural environment, and encouraging everyone to enjoy wildlife and wild places in towns and the countryside.

• April 2010

• Managing land for wildlife – the Trust manages 129 nature reserves covering a diverse range of habitats which are all free for the public to visit
• Acquiring land of high value and creating new habitats – creating bigger, better and more joined-up spaces for wildlife to thrive which is vital to help wildlife survive a changing climate
• Gathering wildlife information – ecological information is at the root of managing our nature reserves and defending other important wildlife sites
• Promoting conservation by other land managers – protecting wildlife beyond the boundaries of our nature reserves and helping other landowners to take action to protect local wildlife
• Influencing people to take action – we work to inspire as many people as possible to develop a lifelong commitment to wildlife conservation

• Local Wildlife – Wildlife Trust members magazine, 3 times a year 
• Wildlife at Work – Wildlife Trust corporate members magazine, 3 times a year 

Insurance enquiries

Peter Brewer, Agent, Dry Drayton 01954 210007

Group

Wildlife Trust BCNP 01954 713500

The Manor House
Broad Street
Great Cambourne
Cambridgeshire
CB23 6DH

Website: www.wildlifebcnp.org