Cheshire Wildlife Trust, Projects

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Projects

Cheshire Wildlife Trust runs a number of projects targeting specific habitats, plants, and animals for special attention to their conservation within the county.

	A Living Landscape An initiative by all The Wildlife Trusts to restore whole landscapes for both wildlife and people

	The Conservation Grazing Project At Cheshire Wildlife Trust our traditional breed cattle and sheep are doing their bit for conservation

	The Gowy and Mersey Washlands is our first Living Landscape initiative, creating a network of wetland habitats.

	The North West Wildlife Trust's Irish Sea Project is working to protect the fabulous wealth of wildlife in the Irish sea.

	Gardening for 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.

	NorthWest Lowlands Water Vole Project Is working to promote the conservation of Water Vole populations

	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.
	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

	Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership The Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (CrBP), of which Cheshire Wildlife Trust was a founding Member, coordinates the biodiversity action planning process in the Cheshire region.

A Living Landscape is aimed at creating robust, resilient and connected landscapes on a vast scale

Our Conservation Grazing project and the
Gowy and Mersey Washlands scheme both contribute to our vision of a
Living Landscape for Cheshire