WILDLIFE

Habitat and species conservation: - 

heathland, wetland, grassland, 
woodland etc; 
red squirrel, corncrake, chough, 
horseshoe bat, black grouse, 
natterjack toad etc;

Projects include 

The Orkneys, 
The Suffolk Coast and Heaths; 
The North Norfolk Coast; 
The Cornish Heaths; 
The Dorset Heaths, 
The Surrey Heaths, 
The Cannock Chase AONB, 
The Brecklands, Nottingham Forest; 
The Lleyn Peninsula, 
The Argyll Islands,
The Tweed Valley, 
The North Norfolk Coast, 
The Batscape project, Somerset.

We have directed projects aimed at the conservation of wildlife species and habitats. Examples including the series of projects across the UK aimed at conserving the remaining 58000 hectares of lowland heath in the UK; conserving the corncrake and the chough in the Argyll Islands; the black grouse in the upper catchment area of the River Tweed, the red squirrel in the Lagan valley in Northern Ireland, the horseshoe bat in Somerset and the natterjack toad on the North Norfolk coast and in the Surrey heaths.