Wildlife Trust BCN Chosen as Charity of the Year by South Cambridgeshire District Council

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South Cambridgeshire District Council's new chair, Cllr Peter Sandford, has chosen the Wildlife Trust BCN as the charity of the year in recognition of its vital work in protecting local wildlife and restoring natural habitats across the region. The partnership aims to raise awareness and funds for the trust's mission to create a wilder future for everyone. Wildlife Trust BCN manages over 100 nature reserves and leads various conservation and community engagement projects. The trust's CEO, Brian Eversham, expressed gratitude for the recognition and highlighted the importance of nature in providing space to learn, relax, and tackle climate change.

Key Takeaways:

  • Cllr Peter Sandford, the new chair of South Cambridgeshire District Council, has chosen the Wildlife Trust BCN as the charity of the year.
  • The trust will focus on protecting precious pollinators, restoring wildflower meadows, and safeguarding endangered species.
  • Wildlife Trust BCN manages over 100 nature reserves and leads various conservation and community engagement projects.
  • The partnership aims to raise awareness and funds for the trust's mission to create a wilder future for everyone.
  • Brian Eversham, the trust's CEO, highlighted the importance of nature in providing space to learn, relax, and tackling climate change.
  • The trust's work boosts local services, including health and wellbeing, climate change, and flood relief.
  • Cllr Sandford praised the trust's efforts in preserving ancient woodlands and inspiring young people through education.

Statistics:

  • Over 100 nature reserves are managed by Wildlife Trust BCN.
  • The trust leads numerous conservation and community engagement projects.
  • The partnership aims to raise funds to support conservation in the local area.

Sources:

  • "By John Downing john.downing@iliffemedia.co.uk"
  • Separately available from Wildlife Trust BCN