The Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts or RSWT is a registered charity, incorporated by Royal Charter to promote conservation and manage environmental funds.
RSWT is an umbrella organisation for 47 local wildlife trusts in the United Kingdom. The partnership is made up of 47 independently funded and managed Wildlife Trusts, which also form the membership of RSWT, which is itself an independent charity. The Wildlife Trusts partnership is the umbrella organisation for all 47 wildlife trusts in the United Kingdom. ...
The society trades as and is commonly known under the name The Wildlife Trusts.
RSWT operates a separate grants unit which administers a number of funds.
The RSWT was previously known by the names:
Society for the Promotion of Nature Reserves
Royal Society for Nature Conservation
See The Wildlife Trusts partnership for details of the history of RSWT. The Wildlife Trusts partnership is the umbrella organisation for all 47 wildlife trusts in the United Kingdom. ...
The list of conservation topics is a link page for the conservation of both the natural environment and the built environment. ... With the advent of devolved government for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and of evolving regional government for England, the responsibilities for environment and conservation in the United Kingdom have become more complicated. ...
External links
Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts (http://www.rswt.org/)
The Wildlife Trusts (http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/)
The RoyalSociety of WildlifeTrusts or RSWT is a registered charity, incorporated by Royal Charter to promote conservation and manage environmental funds.
RSWT is an umbrella organisation for 47 local wildlifetrusts in the United Kingdom.
The society trades as and is commonly known under the name The WildlifeTrusts.
The WildlifeTrusts are a UK network of Local WildlifeTrusts, usually based on single or adjacent counties, or in the case of Scotland, a whole country.
These obviously vary from trust to trust, but you can be sure that they will include a system of WATCH groups (wildlife-based activity clubs for children); some links with County biological recording networks; contacts for wildlife enthusiast groups such as badger groups, bat groups and other local organisations and individuals.
The WildlifeTrusts is also known as the The RoyalSociety of WildlifeTrusts, and formerly the RoyalSociety of Nature Conservation, although this name is not now normally used.
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