Trees planted at Stafford park in celebration of wildlife and Samaritans anniversary
A joint effort to plant 60 trees in a Stafford community park has taken place to mark Stafford Samaritan’s 60th anniversary.
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Stafford Brooks
Stafford Brooks is a partnership project with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, National Highways, Stafford Borough Council, and The Environment Agency. Working together, this partnership will create havens for wildlife to flourish, improve the nature recovery network, help alleviate flooding, and give residents in Stafford better access to their rivers and green spaces across multiple sites in town.
Volunteers needed to survey swifts in Stafford
Can you help bird experts learn how swifts are faring in Stafford? We welcome Clive Davies, from West Midlands Bird Club (WMBC), to tell you all about the Stafford Branch’s swift project. They’re…
Important work for wetland wildlife in Stafford's fluctuating floodplains continues
Living Floodplains Officer Thea Margetts announces the good news! Conservation for floodplains in Stafford continues.
Local charity plea to Stafford Tesco shoppers
Stafford school children could benefit from nature-themed after school clubs if Staffordshire Wildlife Trust wins shopper votes.
Communities in six Stafford wards are helping nature flourish
The 24th September marked the launch of the Nextdoor Nature programme across six wards in Stafford. The programme, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, will provide support to individuals…
Crucial Conservation for areas in the Stafford Brooks project
After an initial research phase of completing surveys, contacting contractors, and deep diving into work plans, The Stafford Brooks project is ready to start the delivery of conservation works on…
Conservation Volunteer - Doxey Marshes SSSI, Stafford
Would you love to get involved with a new volunteer work party, carrying out conservation and maintenance tasks at Doxey Marshes SSSI in Stafford? You will be helping wildlife and visitor…
Launch of exiting £2.5m rivers scheme in Stafford
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is excited to announce the launch of a £2.5 million scheme in Stafford that will alleviate flooding around rivers in the area as well as encourage a range of wildlife…
Stafford Brooks Project Update: It's time to set seed
Senior Marketing and Communications Officer Christine Harding updates on the latest achievements of the Stafford Brooks project.
Trust helps build better opportunities in Stafford
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust is hoping a series of outdoor sessions designed to provide people with opportunities to gain new skills and knowledge will help boost their employment chances.
Nest Box Surveyor - Wolseley Visitor Centre, Stafford
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust have a a wonderful opportunity for someone with a keen interest in birds and conservation to carry out the monitoring of next boxes at our Wolseley Reserve. This role…