Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust

Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust was founded in 1961 by a group of volunteers, led by Sir Peter Scott, who recognised that local wildlife was under threat. Since that first meeting, over 50 years ago, the Trust has grown and now has over 500 active volunteers and over 27,000 members. Through the generosity of local support, the Trust is able to protect habitats and species both on its 60 nature reserves and throughout Gloucestershire. We work towards educating, inspiring and connecting more people with nature by running over 100 wild events each year and educating over 3,000 school age children, as well...

Conservation,wildlife,farming,education,and sustainability

Gloucestershire wildlife trust operates in the Environmental services industry.

Gloucestershire wildlife trust's revenue is 11m - 100m

Gloucestershire wildlife trust has 51 - 200 employees.