WWT is embarking on a new ten-year strategy setting out the impact we want to have as an organisation. We will be adopting a bold goal that, by 2030, nature will be in recovery with abundant and diverse wildlife everywhere, and that natural processes will be creating wilder landscapes where people and nature thrive.

Critical to our ambitions of achieving 30% of land enabling nature’s recovery by 2030 across Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull is our ability to support and enable 1in4 people to take action for wildlife through our Team Wilder initiative. 70% of the land area across our patch is used for agriculture so farmers can play a huge role in supporting nature’s recovery and taking action for wildlife.

The agricultural sector is going through unprecedented changes following Brexit and legislative reforms and now is the time for us to champion regenerative agriculture and support farmers to make space for nature whilst enabling them to still grow high quality food.

This role will play a crucial role in helping farmers, land owners and growers take action for wildlife.

About our Organisation

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust (WWT) is one of the 46 UK Wildlife Trusts. Established in 1970 we are a grass roots organisation governed by 14 trustees elected from a membership of 25,000 people, 99% of whom live in the county, and supported by 700 active volunteers. We manage an estate covering 1,000 hectares in Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull and no one living or working in that area is more than 6 miles from one of our 67 nature reserves. 

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