Bringing the wild back to life
You can protect endangered species by taking a few minutes to count stag beetles, assess the state of your local orchard or hunt for water voles.
Our wildlife is disappearing
Almost two thirds of species in the UK have declined in the past 50 years. There’s nothing natural about this rate of decline – it can be stopped. With your help, we are standing up for animals and plants that are vital for a healthy world.
Help British wildlife today
Just £12 will help us expand our crucial surveys and recruit more volunteers
It's stag spotting season!
Take part in our annual stag beetle survey
Tell us about the stag beetles you see so we can protect this endangered species.
Record stag beetlesLet's keep in touch
Sign up to our e-newsletter to find out first about the latest wildlife projects, conservation events and training, as well as what practical things you can do to save endangered species (you must be 16 or over to sign up).
Latest news
Rare hazel dormice reintroduced into Warwickshire woodland
People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES), Warwickshire Wildlife Trust and partners, are today releasing 19 breeding pairs of rare hazel dormice into an undisclosed woodland location in Warwickshire, in an attempt to stem the decline of this endangered species. With their soft caramel fur, furry tail and big black eyes, hazel dormice are without question one …
Read articleHedgehog garden opens at RHS Harlow Carr
Our Hedgehog Street inspired garden at RHS Garden Harlow Carr, Harrogate, North Yorkshire was unveiled to visitors for the first time this week. Created by award-winning garden designer Tracy Foster, this new, permanent Hedgehog Street garden showcases a smorgasbord of hedgehog-friendly features designed to encourage visitors to the site to make the green spaces on their doorsteps …
Read article