Conservation Gifts to keep the planet green!

 
 

Wildlife conservation gifts

The great thing about giving wildlife conservation gifts is that both people and animals benefit.  These really are win-win gifts, and perfect for people who have everything or for nature lovers who want to make a difference & cares about animals.  The animals win, you spend your money on something worthwhile - and the recipient knows they have a meaningful gift to help wildlife. 

Wildlife conservation is not about saving animals individually, but about saving their habitat - the areas and homes in which they live - and creating conditions in which they can safely thrive.   The other thing to say is that you don't need to spend a great deal to make a difference to wildlife :-) 

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 Help Devon Wildlife Trust buy and protect Collaven Moor

Help Devon Wildlife Trust buy and protect Collaven Moor.  This is an amazing chance to protect wildlife and double the size of a nature reserve on the edge of Dartmoor.  Collaven Moor is home to rare plants already and these support moths, birds and butterflies.  However, the site has no legal protection - meaning that it could be bought for development or purchased by someone who isn't so sympathetic to the needs of wildlife.  The Trust needs to raise £58,000 by 31st January 2025 so please help if you can! 

The World Land Trust have a Secret Santa gift from £5.00

The World Land Trust have a Secret Santa gift for £5 or £10.   The Trust fundraises to buy tropical rainforest for local conservation groups to manage and protect. 

£5 will protect 200 square metres of threatened habitat - this is through the World Land Trust's Buy an Acre programme - and the pack has a gift certificate, information about the Trust and three picture postcards.   Find out more here.

They've also got Christmas cards and a 2025 Calendar

Adopt a flower, lichen or fungus from Plantlife Adopt a flower, lichen or fungus from Plantlife
£20.00
Adopt a flower such as a cowslip, greater butterfly orchid, a harebell, a juniper, mistletoe, meadow clary, northern marsh orchid, a Spanish catchfly, a yellow whitlowgrass (pictured left), a fungus or lichen.  Find out more from Plantlife

The Derbyshire Wildlife Trust have an appeal to restore one of the most important ecosystems in Derbyshire

Support the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust's Appeal for the River Derwent
You've probably heard a lot about river pollution on the news and this is a great opportunity to restore a very important ecosystem in Derbyshire and restore habitats for animals such as the water vole, crayfish, Atlantic salmon and otter.   The Trust is seeking to raise £195,000 to do this work.  Human actions such as river pollution, excessive tree removal and river straightening and obstacles so this appeal is essential to put these things right.  Please find out more and donate here.

Sponsor an Acre with the Orangutan Foundation Sponsor an Acre with the Orangutan Foundation
Sponsor vital forest haibtat to help orangutans and many other species with the Orangutan Foundation.  It actively protects over half a million acres of tropical forest which is home to 5,000 critically endangered orangutans, with manned guard posts and forest patrols. Find out more here.  Image ©Orangutan Foundation

 This RSPB Bird Bath is available from the RSPB's online shop

From the RSPB Online Shop 
Give them a home, and they will come, as the RSPB advert says.  The RSPB Shop has everything the wildlife in your garden need from bird baths and bird nest boxes to bird food and feeders, and products for wildlife too - hedgehogs, bees, bats and frogs.  Amongst their products to help nature is this RSPB Bird Bath, pictured left, for £25.00.  There are also calendars and diaries, gifts for children, homewares and gifts, Christmas cards, fashion, binoculars and scopes and books.  Fly away to the RSPB Shop now and support nature as you shop!  

Give a Gift that will keep on growing

Dedicate a Tree Gift Certificate
Plant a tree and give a gift which will just keep growing!  A native tree will be planted by Trees for Life in the Scottish Highlands - and that will help create a home for wildlife and create forests for the future.  The recipient receives a colourful certificate personalied with your own message either in the post or by email.  Each certificate includes one tree - you can add more trees for £6 each.  From £17.99.  Visit Trees for Life's website

For the Love of Bees Gift Pack from Natural Collection

Gift ideas for the wildlife in your garden
There's plenty of gift ideas you can give to encourage wildlife into your garden such a hedgehog House or a bird bath, a bird feeder, a squirrel feeder, hedgehog food, or a place for bees, bugs and butterflies.  Natural Collection have something to encourage the bees in your garden - it's called For the Love of Bees Gift Pack (pictured left).  For £32.00, this gift pack includes The Bee Barn (17.5 × 11 × 21 cm), Natural Nesting Hay,  a pack of nectar rich Wildflower Seeds and the latest Conservation Guide on Bees, all packed in a recyclable gift box!  There are also For the Love of gift packs for birds, butterflies, hedgehogs, and the environment.   Take a look at Natural Collection's ideas for garden wildlife.

How about a home for wildlife?

How about a home for wildlife? Take a look at Garden Wildlife Direct!

Garden Wildlife Direct not only have everything you need for your feathered friends and wildlife too (such as this Wildlife World Solitary Bee House, pictured left), but they also have amazing offers and prices!  They have bird foods and accessories, wildlife homes and food, window sticker alerts to stop the birds flying into windows, nest boxes, bird baths which can be very decorative for the garden - everything you need to look after the birds and wildlife in your garden!  They will love you for it!   Visit Garden Wildlife Direct here.

Find a virtual gift to help animals around the world

Find a virtual gift to help animals around the world
Our sister website Animals Charities has a number of virtual gift ideas you can give to help animals around the world, mainly wildlife such as bears, big cats, squirrels, frogs, swans, deer, snakes, insects and a whole lot more!  Canter off for some ideas...