It's not too late to help save the pine marten & red squirrels - pledge today!
| There's still time to bring pine marten back from the brink of extinction! | | |  | | | | Wildwood would like to give a huge thank you to everyone who has pledged to save the pine marten, helping us to raise £1,611. We really appreciate all of your support in helping us get so close to our target. | | | | However, unless the full £2,500 target is raised in time, we will lose out on the Big Give champion funds, massively reducing the overall match funds for the Christmas Challenge. But all is not yet lost.... the Big Give have extended the deadline to 5pm on 6th September, which gives us a little more time to reach our target and unlock those vital funds, can you help? | | | | | | | | Why is pine martin poo key to returning red squirrels? Watch the video below to find out more. | | |  | | | | Wildwood Trust rely entirely on charitable donations from our members and supporters to support the vital conservation programmes needed to protect, conserve and rewild our British wildlife. You can be a part of this by making a pledge of £100 or more today. Together we can bring the pine marten back from the brink of extinction. | | | | *Please note that pledges are a promise of funding and the actual payment is not required until after the live campaign has completed in December. The minimum pledge amount is £100. Full terms and conditions. | | | | | | |  | | | | Your pledge will allow us to rebuild the existing pine marten breeding enclosures, which have severely degraded over time and urgently need replacing. It will also allow us to source and introduce new pine martens to those already at Wildwood, increasing the number of breeding pairs and helping towards the high cost of their transportation and veterinary care. | | | | Simply click the button below to make a pledge or if you're unable to pledge online, please call us on 01227 712111 and we will be happy to help. | | | | | | | | Thank you all for your continued support and please don’t hesitate to contact us on 01227 712111 if you have any questions about this appeal. | | | | | | |
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