Team Wilder stories from your community
Team Wilder is a supportive network of people, organisations and groups, taking action for nature, sharing knowledge, resources and help. By creating space for nature in your community, both people and wildlife feel the benefits. Connecting to nature locally is relevant to everyone, in different ways.
Connect with nature locally: tidy up/improve local spaces through a litter pick, help at or create a community garden/allotment, seed swaps, local nature groups, encourage local wildlife friendly gardening and join them up to create corridors, volunteer, rewild part of your street, school or business etc.
A Wilder Avon matters to me because everyone should be able to experience wildlife close to home and not feel they have to travel out of the City.
Local Community Group Map
Joining a group connects you with like-minded people, either by location or common interest. There are also opportunities to create space for nature in local open spaces, parks, by volunteering your time or skills or bringing people together outdoors.
Search your area on the map below for local groups/projects: Get involved!
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Upload your Community Group or Project
- Attract new members/volunteers
- Shout about the amazing things you do and want to do
- Use the free Team Wilder Ecological Advisory Service (TWEAS)
- Develop Wildlife Champions in your area with free support and training
- Be part of something bigger
- Join Team Wilder meet-ups with other groups, online and in person.
- Share knowledge and resources for group progression
Add your community group or project to the map here
Team wilder is here to support you and your community group. If a local group does not exist, it either need to be added to the map or perhaps one doesn't exist? You have the power to create one with Team Wilder!
Hannah Bunn
Get free advice from our Team Wilder Community Ecologist, either with a video call, site visit or workshop. Open to community groups, individuals and schools in Avon. Get specific advice to make your garden or community spaces more wildlife friendly. Make sure you've added your group to the map above.
Local communities & projects
Wildlife gardening stories - local tried and tested advice.
Hannah Bunn
Sophie Bancroft
Stephanie Chadwick
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Food growing - see how people work with nature for the best results in gardens, allotments and community spaces. Pesticide free challenges, advice about companion planting, green manure and healthy soil explained.
Stephanie Chadwick
Sophie Bancroft
Stephanie Chadwick
Community strength - get people together for greater impact.
Sophie Bancroft of St George in Bloom
Blooming Bedminster
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Community gardens - bringing people together in nature.
Sophie Bancroft
Setting up a community garden
Brightening up the neighbourhood
Sophie Bancroft
Using permaculture principles
Managing the green space on a retirement home
Stephanie Chadwick
Stunning community allotment and garden
Brilliant wildlife gardening advice shared
Meadows, rivers and orchards - how community groups have managed them to benefit people and wildlife
Winterbourne and Frome Valley Environmental Group
Community meadow creation
Action chosen & carried out by the community
Trout in the Trym
Stephanie Chadwick
Our spirits are raised when we are surrounded by green and colourful urban spaces that are buzzing with pollinating insects. We also owe it to future generations to protect and enhance these urban spaces.
Other ways to get involved in your Community
George Cook (C)
Volunteer
Register your details at the Trust and check the map above for local opportunities.
Businesses
Take action for nature with employee engagement days, sponsorship, rewilding grounds and more.
Neil Phillips