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Join over 19,000 people taking action for nature
Without this growing community, our work in Staffordshire would not be possible. When you become a member, you are:
- Saving wildlife: We're restoring rivers, woodlands and other habitats, giving species from bees and butterflies to crayfish and otters the space they need to thrive.
- Protecting wild places: We care for 45 nature reserves covering 4,927 acres, and campaign locally and nationally to demand better outcomes for nature.
- Bringing people closer to nature: We're visiting schools, running events for people aged 1 to 101, organising volunteering and surveying groups, and working with communities to help them bring nature into their local area.
Plus, our members enjoy a range of exclusive benefits, from the Wild Staffordshire magazine to members-only events.
You can also purchase group memberships for schools, community clubs and children’s organisations. Click here to find out more.
What's included?
Biannual Wild Staffordshire magazine: Get exclusive insights into local wildlife and wild places, along with updates on conservation work made possible by members like you.
Nature Reserve Guide: Enjoy maps of each reserve we care for plus wildlife spotting tips and family activity ideas.
Regular e-newsletters: Turn your inbox wild with local wildlife news, project updates and more.
Special events: Receive invitations to exclusive member-only events throughout the year.
Tom Marshall
What's included?
In addition to all of the above, family members also get:
Wildlife Watcher's handbook: Featuring lots of exciting goodies for young nature lovers.
Wildlife Watch magazine: Received four times a year, packed with loads of wild activities for youngsters.
Other goodies: Funky wildlife stickers, a badge and a large UK wildlife poster.
What your money can do
Want to try before you buy?
Download a free sample of our biannual magazine, Wild Staffordshire, by clicking the button below.
We're registered with the Fundraising Regulator - the independent regulator of charitable fundraising in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Renewing your membership
If you need to renew your membership manually by debit or credit card, please click here.
Why not set up a direct debit instead? Email our team and they'll be happy to help you make the change: member@staffs-wildlife.org.uk
Cancelling your membership
If you wish to cancel your membership, you can email us at member@staffs-wildlife.org.uk with your name, postcode and membership number (should you know it) and if you pay by direct debit. Please also cancel directly with your bank and we will receive a notification from them.
You can also call us to discuss your membership on 01889 880100 (our phone lines are covered 9am-4pm).