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How your business can help support wildlife in Hertfordshire and Middlesex
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Jordans Farm Partnership
The Wildlife Trusts and Jordans Cereals farmers work together to make space for wildlife on their farms.
Partnerships
Learn about Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust's partnerships with local organisations
Cheers to New Local Wildlife Partnership
The Trust are delighted to announce a new partnership with local brewery, Farr Brew.
New Partnership with local Glamping Site
A new partnership with local Glamping site Home Farm Glamping will help protect wildlife in Hertfordshire and Middlesex and bring glampers closer to wildlife.
Angling and nature conservation – working in partnership in the Colne Valley
Fisheries have the potential to be fantastic refuges for nature - our partnership project helps anglers identify the habitat needs and manage their fisheries for both wildlife and people.
Hertfordshire Nature Recovery Partnership and the Local Nature Recovery Strategy: A Critical Time for Change and Catalysing Action
How the Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Hertfordshire has been developed and what we hope it can collectively deliver for our local landscapes and wildlife.
My garden
Nicolas is a farmer who loves wildlife. Through his passion he has grown a successful bird seed business, and in partnership with The Wildlife Trusts has helped to raise £1 million for…
Puddingstone Distillery
Our partnership with Puddingstone uses a unique ultrasonic process inspired by bats
Towards a Wilder St Albans
If you'd like to see St Albans a little bit wilder, good news! In April 2021, Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, in partnership with St Albans District Council will be launching a pioneering…
Home Farm Glamping
This partnership with a local Glamping Site has brought glampers closer to wildlife and raised funds for the Trust.
Colne Valley - A landscape on the edge
This Rivers and Wetlands Project is a partnership project that includes conserving water voles and managing the many fisheries across the Colne Valley for conservation.