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Lower Thames Crossing
Our position on the Lower Thames Crossing. Essex Wildlife Trust is fundamentally opposed to the plans for a Lower Thames Crossing and we have serious concerns about the impact of these proposals on the wildlife and habitats of Essex.
Opening and Events at Warley Place
Opening and Events at Warley Place
60th Anniversary Events
To celebrate the Trust 60th Anniversary we organising a selection of one special events.
New coalition awarded $5 million to turn the tide on the Thames
Coastal habitats across the Greater Thames Estuary will be restored.
Lower Thames Crossing to impact wildlife in Essex
Essex Wildlife Trust has fundamentally opposed the plans for a Lower Thames Crossing. Help us raise awareness of the potential damage to wildlife and register your views before 24 February.
Essex Coastal Challenge Week One: Thames Estuary
It’s Week 1 of the Essex Coastal Challenge and we’re on the Thames Estuary – home to over 125 species of fish and other marine wildlife who share their busy home with massive container ships and local fishing fleets.
A shameful step back for nature as UK Government pushes through damaging Planning and Infrastructure Bill
Despite valiant efforts by nature champions in the House of Lords, last night saw the Government bulldoze the wildlife-harming Planning & Infrastructure Bill through its last remaining hurdles…
Conservation coalition calls for immediate review of Lower Thames Crossing
A coalition of conservation organisations and groups have written to the Secretary of State for Transport, Mark Harper, calling for an immediate review of the Lower Thames Crossing.
Essex school children discover the importance of the Thames Estuary
4,000 local school children took part in Essex Wildlife Trust’s workshop this year
Local residents and school children to become Thames Estuary champions
Essex Wildlife Trust launches two exciting projects to engage and connect communities with their local Estuary
Abberton Ranger Blog – July 2018
The hot dry weather has continued through July