Cheshire Wildlife Trust runs a number of projects targeting specific habitats, plants, and animals for special attention to their conservation within the county.
Gardeningfor Wildlife Across the UK, we look after more than two million acres of gardens. With our countryside increasingly under threat, every garden is a potential haven for wildlife.
The Dormouse Project
Cheshire Wildlife Trust has successfully reintroduced this attractive animal to Cheshire, where it become extinct around the turn of the last century. Find out more about the life of the dormouse and the dormouse reintroduction. Read the latest in our Spring 2006 Update
Sites of Biological Importance Recording our SBIs is vital to protect rare species and habitats
Polecat Project This distinctively-marked small carnivore had almost disappearing from our countryside. CWT is monitoring the remarkable recovery of the polecat
Countdown Countdown is a program to conserve biodiversity by creating Action Plans for threatened species and habitats in Cheshire
Harvest Mouse Project This tiny and illusive mouse has been disappearing from our countryside, due to changes in agricultural practices. CWT is working alongside Chester Zoo to bring back the harvest mouse .
A Living Landscape is aimed at creating
robust, resilient and connected landscapes on a vast scale
