Worcestershire Wildlife Trust is working with communities in six areas of the city to help people to make space for wildlife where they live. Wilder Worcester is part of a larger project across the county to help people reconnect to nature and to help nature to recover.
Liz Yorke, Wilder Worcester Project Officer, explained “We want to help support local people to connect more with and take action for wildlife.
“We’ve teamed up with several local community groups and to help them to help put nature back into everyone’s lives. By enthusing and inspiring people about the incredible wonders of Worcester’s wildlife, we hope they’ll take action to help nature in our wonderful city – creating, protecting and enhancing green spaces for wildlife to thrive.”
The conservation charity recently held their first get together of interested groups and organisations at Ronkswood Community Centre. 23 people came together on 1st December to hear about the project and discuss how they could build a support network for each other.