We’re building programmes for nature recovery in the Severn and Wye river catchments – an area covering 11% of England and Wales.
Severn & Wye Nature is an alliance of 15 environmental non-profits working across the Severn, Wye and Warwickshire Avon river catchments.
As part of a major nature recovery initiative, we’re working to restore wetlands, create new woodlands and restore floodplain meadows.
We partner with farmers, environmental experts and businesses to deliver shared goals for nature across a vast and changing landscape.
We’re taking action to kickstart nature’s recovery in the heart of England and Wales. By working collaboratively, we can deliver ambitious restoration programmes across a vast landscape – linking together nature, farming and finance for positive change.
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12.6 million
people live within 20 miles of the river catchments, and millions rely on its water
20,000
farmers and small-holders shape and manage the land for future generations
16,500km
of rivers meander through our landscape, offering significant potential for nature’s recovery
If your company is looking for compelling ways to meet your environmental goals, we can help. We’ll work with you to generate high integrity, large-scale solutions to offset your environmental impact and inspire local communities.
Let’s rewrite nature’s story together
Partnership is at the heart of the way we work. If you’re a farmer, public body or business with environmental goals – we want to work with you.
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We are working for nature recovery at the heart of England and Wales, along nationally important river systems.
It’s a landscape for people, with Birmingham on our boundary, Bristol to the south and Coventry, Stratford, Telford and Gloucester inside the catchment.
It’s a landscape that connects, linking peaty mountains in Wales, flat floodplains and rolling limestone hills. It’s a place filled with potential, with nature at its core.
