Help spread the word

Help us spread the word 

We could not do the work we do protecting local wildlife and wild spaces for people to enjoy without the support of a whole host of people, including our members, volunteers and partners.

Do you know someone who loves wildlife, but who isn't yet a member? Do you have a local noticeboard where a poster could go? There are lots of ways you can help us to get the word out about our work.

 

A poster with facts about the Wildlife Trust BCN

Put up a poster

We've produced some simple posters that are easy to print out and put up on a noticeboard. If you've got a community centre or have a spot on your workplace noticeboard for a poster, why not share one of ours?

About the Wildlife Trust poster

Sign up to the Wildlife Trust e-news poster

Join the Wildlife Trust poster

The three latest issues of Local Wildlife magazine

Share your copy of Local Wildlife magazine

Have you got a stack of the latest issues gathering dust? Do you recycle your copy straight away once you've read it? Why not drop them in to your local doctor's surgery or hairdressers instead! 

Nature and Mental Health Infographic

The Wildlife Trust in the workplace

Did you know that your workplace could be a member of the Wildlife Trust, too? It's a great way for a company to show a commitment to their local environment, and we also offer resources for looking after employees in the workplace. Wild Work Days, our Wildlife Gardening at Work Awards and 30 Days Wild each June - there are lots of ways to get your colleagues on board and your company involved. 

And it's good for you, and good for productivity, too! Valerie Todd from Siemens UK has written a blog about wild wellbeing in the workplace.

Find out more about corporate membership
David Attenborough watching a butterfly - a still from our film

Talk and share!

It may sound simple, but talking about us on social media (tag us in @wildlifebcn) and sharing some of our posts online really do make a difference to the number of people we can reach. If you love your local nature reserve, tell your friends... If you enjoyed our latest campaign video with David Attenborough, share it with your colleagues.

We're on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Come and say hello!

Watch and share our latest video