1^st March 2008…………...For Immediate Release

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust in your area

Many people are interested in wildlife and environmental issues but many - perhaps most - don't know how to turn that interest into something more. That's why Warwickshire Wildlife Trust tries to ensure that it has a range of activities for people to get involved in, according to their interests, abilities and availability, in their local area. The Trust has a number of local groups organizing a variety of popular walks, talks, events and conservation work across the county.

The Stratford area group organizes monthly talks on wildlife, conservation and the environment at the Annexe to the Methodist Hall, Old Hall, Stratford from October through to March. The talks, by interesting and knowledgeable speakers, cover a wide range of subjects so there is something for everyone. For the more active, there are regular conservation working parties at local reserves.

The final talk of the current season will be on 14th March, on the subject of Wildlife Crime and Protection. It will be one of the last such presentations by the County's Wildlife Protection Officer, PC Craig Fellowes, because the role has been axed, so please do come along and see what we are losing.

All of the Trust's area groups are run by valued volunteers who put time and effort into organizing a variety of interesting activities for local people. New ideas from people interested in getting involved are always welcome. If you'd like to find out more about what there is in your area, contact Tricia Scott on 01789 731398.

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  Last updated 07 March, 2008