Don't let go! This donation could pay for 4 MCS Don't Let Go packs to prevent 4 mass balloon releases that would result in the painful deaths of turtles, dolphins and other wildlife. These animals mistake the discarded balloons as food and the fragments block their digestive system.
£10.00
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Brilliant bug discovery for kids Bugs are very often the first wildlife children encounter. We need to keep children interested in the huge variety of life around them. This donation could help us produce factsheets, and hold events for children where they can meet amazing minibeasts.
£10.00
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Sleeping bag for a ranger on night patrol Anti-poaching and monitoring patrols detect and deter poachers and gather information about rhino ranges and numbers. This donation could provide a sleeping bag for a ranger on patrol.
£11.00
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Feed a brood of ducklings Since 1946, WWT staff have cared for 95% of the world's recognised wildfowl species (154 of 163 species), achieving the first breeding records for 63 ducks, geese and swans, along the way. This donation could feed a brood of ducklings for the first two months of their lives, a critical period in their development.
£15.00
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Home for tree sloths The habitate of the sloth is under constant threat - help us protect the homes of tree sloths in the Brazilian rainforest. This donation could cover the costs of protecting 15 big trees for 3 years.
£15.00
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A stunning spray of Scarlet malachite beetles This beautiful red and green beetle is incredibly rare. Now found on just a handful of sites it is at great risk of extinction. This donation could enable us take urgent action to protect the Scarlet malachite beetle, and ensure its survival into the future.
£20.00
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Promote sustainable fisheries 65% of our fisheries are being fished beyond safe sustainable limits. Your donation could help us give current and concise information to encourage consumers (that’s you!) to eat fish from sustainable sources through our Good Fish Guides and online resources.
£20.00
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Rations for rangers. This donation could provide a month's food rations for a team of 12 rangers or game scouts out on anti-poaching and monitoring patrols, allowing them to detect and deter poachers and gather information about rhino ranges and numbers.
£24.00
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A nest box for a Scaly-sided Merganser The Scaly-sided Merganser currently has a population of around 1,000 individuals and continues to undergo rapid decline. However, breeding populations in Russia increased slightly after the introduction of a nest box programme in areas struck by deforestation. This donation could pay for a nest box for these globally threatened birds.
£25.00
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Protect turtle nesting sites 6 out of 7 species of marine turtle are endangered. Just £25 ensures that one turtle nesting site in Sri Lanka is protected in-situ for 24 hours by trained community beach patrol officers - involving local communities in ensuring the survival of the endangered marine turtle.
£25.00
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Employ a game scout This donation could cover the cost of employing a game scout for two weeks on anti-poaching and monitoring patrols, allowing them to detect and deter poachers and gather information about rhino ranges and numbers.
£30.00
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Manage our reserves WWT create and restore wetlands to help reverse the loss of these important areas throughout the world. In the UK, our own 2,000 hectares of wetland wildlife reserves provide winter refuge for more than 150,000 waterbirds. This donation could allow us to manage approximately 50 sqm of reserve for a whole year.
£30.00
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A treasure chest of wild places Brownfield sites are pieces of land that have previously been developed. Many of these have been reclaimed by nature and are now home to a fantastic variety of rare bugs. This donation could help us to campaign to protect these extraordinary wild gems.
£35.00
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Plant mangrove trees Mangroves are a diverse but threatened ecosystems with an important role in protecting coasts against the forces of the sea. This donation could cover the costs of planting 7 Mangrove trees as part of the Reef Restoration project which is currently replanting mangroves in the Philippines and India.
£35.00
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Minimise destructive fishing practices Simple changes to fishing methods could help save threatened marine wildlife. This donation could help us to speak directly to fishermen in the field, encouraging them to report sightings of wildlife and minimise destructive fishing practices.
£40.00
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Save An Acre of Tropical Forest in Ecuador Working with local partners, Fundacion Jocotoco, the World Land Trust has already helped purchase and protect seven tropical forest reserves in Ecuador which are now safe from the chainsaw. This donation could enable the WLT to purchase and protect One Acre of tropical forest.
£50.00
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Luxurious living roofs - the high life for bugs Traditional habitats for bugs are often under threat of development. As well as campaigning to protect sites, Buglife is helping to pioneer new 'homes in the sky' for bugs that are being displaced. This donation could enable Buglife to build new living roofs to provide homes for rare bugs.
£50.00
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Feed a pair of flamingos raising a chick Through conservation-breeding and education programes, WWT is working to halt the decline of the lesser flamingo and many other species. This donation could feed a pair of flamingos caring for a chick.
£50.00
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Aerial surveillance This donation could cover half an hour of aerial surveillance - vital in monitoring large areas of rhino ranges.
£52.00
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Protect Leatherback Turtles Critically endangered leatherback turtles get caught up in fishing nets and because they breathe air they then drown. This donation could help our campaign to protect leatherback turtles in the UK from a needless death in indiscriminate high seas fisheries.
£60.00
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A garland of great bugs for farmers Hedgerows and the edges of fields on farmland provide vital homes for bugs. Many bugs such as ground beetles and ladybirds are natural pest control � entirely organic and environmentally friendly! This donation could help Buglife to continue to work with farmers to create sanctuaries for beneficial bugs.
£75.00
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Protect the Basking Shark The basking shark is the largest wild animal in the UK and is listed as 'endangered' in many areas. This donation could help us to monitor basking shark populations, raise public awareness of the risks they face and ensure protection in the future.
£75.00
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Backpack for a game scout Game scouts on patrol detect and deter poachers and gather information about rhino numbers - this donation could provide a game scout with a backpack for his equipment, rations, tent etc.
£76.00
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A mink raft Formerly common throughout mainland Britain, the water vole has suffered a dramatic decline over the last century. Mink are now their main predator and they can be wiped out forever in an area by a single incident. This donation could pay for mink raft which would allow us to monitor the movement of the Water Voles' most destructive predator.
£80.00
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A bouquet of beautiful bugs 430 UK species of bugs have been officially named as rapidly declining and under threat of extinction. These include the beautiful Iron blue mayfly which lives in ponds, lakes, streams and rivers. This donation could help Buglife ensure that these amazing creatures are here to be enjoyed by generations to come.
£100.00
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A radio transmitter for a Brazilian Merganser The Brazilian Merganser is one of the world's most threatened bird species. Although we know where many of the remaining birds live we know little about their movements throughout the year or about how they use their habitats. This donation could buy a radio transmitter, giving us detailed information about their habitat use, movements and social interactions.
£100.00
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Protect Coral Reef Coral reefs are beautiful and diverse habitats that are under threat from destructive fishing methods, rising sea levels and trade in marine curios. Our Coral Reef Programme encourages sensitive tourism and sustainable trade for coral reef resources. This donation could allow us to continue this vital work.
£100.00
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Pair of binoculars Rangers have large areas to monitor - this donation could provide them with a pair of binoculars enabling them to monitor large areas of range.
£124.00
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Beach clearance Over 100,000 marine mammals and turtles, and over 1 million birds are killed each year because of discarded plastic found at sea. This donation could allow MCS to organise a quarterly beach clean on a UK beach - collecting rubbish to protect wildlife, and surveying that rubbish to combat it at source.
£150.00
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Water Vole conservation The water vole has suffered a dramatic decline over the last century. WWT is home to water vole populations at six of its Wetland Centres where they are a primary consideration in managing the sites, not least because they are an indicator of the general health of the wetlands. This donation could pay for a project officer to work in one of our Water Vole conservation areas, carrying out vital habitat management or survey work, for a day.
£150.00
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The experience of incredible invertebrates Unlike other animals, most people know very little about invertebrates. Many people are simply unaware of how dependent we are upon these creatures, and of how threatened many species have become. This donation could help Buglife to tell people about bugs through employing an outreach officer to spread the word.
£200.00
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Educate and inspire children Your support will enable us to send our Cool Seas Roadshow to a primary school to educate and inspire children about our seas, giving them first hand experience of the astonishing diversity of life within our seas and giving them opportunities to care for and protect their marine heritage.
£200.00
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Radio collar and immobilisation drugs Translocations, where rhinos from established populations can be reintroduced to former habitats, require drugs to immobilise a rhino and enable us to fit a radio collar to monitor the rhino once moved.£235.00
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