Practical Conservation
Our Bright Future have worked on many projects improving green spaces for people and wildlife while developing the skills of young people.
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Conservation grazing
There are a multitude of grazing animal species which help us manage the land across our reserves. Some are owned and looked after by tenant graziers, while others are living wild and are just as appreciated.
Meet our new four-legged conservation officers!
This week we’ve welcomed four Exmoor Ponies to our Folly Farm nature reserve in the Chew Valley to start work as our conservation assistants! This sturdy native breed is excellent for conservation…
Bristol welcomes goats to Hengrove Mounds nature reserve
We’ve welcomed our newest nature conservation recruits to local wildlife site Hengrove Mounds - goats! Over 75 local people came along to find out more about how Street Goats can help our city’s…
Small businesses: Work for Good
Support us through your sales! Your small business can help us make a BIG difference. Please support us by donating a £ or % from the sales of your products or services to Avon Wildlife Trust. Pledge your donation today in a legal, simple and sustainable way via our Work for Good page.
Gordano Valley Conservation Group Volunteer
Sunday 26th April 2026 - sorry no task, see you May!
The Gordano Valley Conservation Group is a group that meet on selected Sundays to complete conservation activities.
Team Wilder TWEAS story Mount Skitham Conservation Woodland
Mount Skitham Conservation Woodland received advice from the Team Wilder Community Ecologist. Be part of Team Wilder and support actions for nature at home and in the community to benefit people and wildlife.
Decorating for Christmas the natural way
Using elements from the earth to create natural Christmas decorations is a great way to reduce waste, make your home smell great naturally, and celebrate your love for nature. It’s likely you have…
What makes a good wildlife pond?
We take a look at the key features which make a healthy pond that will benefit your local wildlife.
Prince’s Trust – “Get Started in Conservation” Course
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, the learning work at Avon Wildlife Trust has had to adjust its ways of working to keep engaging young people with nature whilst on lockdown or whilst schools…
Avon Wildlife Trust Supports Stoke Park Conservation Work
Avon Wildlife Trust supports the conservation work Bristol City Council is doing on the Stoke Park estate, which includes work to restore and improve wildflower-rich grassland.
Wildlife Action Group - Practical Conservation Volunteer
We are a sociable group who volunteer on every Wednesday from 10.30 until 3ish on Avon Wildlife Reserves in and around Bristol helping to promote nature and wildlife as well as helping keep these…