1 in 6 UK species are at risk of extinction. Take action now to help build a future that nurtures threatened wildlife.

We may not be able to stop climate change in its tracks, but we can build a landscape that can weather the coming storm.

Poor and fragmented woodland habitat has left species such as the endangered marsh tit under threat - with populations declining by 80% since the 1960s. This spring, you can help change this.

Uniform plantation woodlands - where trees grow too close together - don’t support a diverse range of wildlife. Many species rely on woodland wildflowers, smaller trees and shrubs for food and shelter, but these simply don’t grow where the canopy blocks out the light.

Donate today to let the light in. Together, we can transform our wild neighbours’ woodland homes into flourishing habitat havens where our most threatened species can thrive.

Your gift could help create connecting pathways known as rides, and glades within the woodland. Barren, shaded forest floors can flourish into blossoming, sunlit safe havens for woodland wildlife.

A rich, growing understorey can provide a wealth of flowers and fruits for dormice to snack on and sheltered hidey-holes to protect nesting birds from predators.

Strong, healthy ground plants can slow the flow of rainwater across the woodland floor. With climate change bringing increasingly frequent storms, this protects our precious soil and reduces the risk of flooding for both people and wildlife.

Donate today to help restore woodland homes for your local wildlife. Your gift could provide hope for a wilder future this spring.

Want to learn more about what we're doing to restore woodland homes for wildlife in Avon? Follow the link below to find out more:

Wilder Woodlands