Will you be a Wildlife Guardian for Scotland?

Scotland’s most important habitats are also some of the most threatened and with one in nine Scottish species at risk of extinction, we need to act now before it’s too late.

Become a Wildlife Guardian today from just £7.50 a month, and help protect Scotland’s wildlife for future generations.

 

 

Become a Wildlife Guardian today

By becoming a Wildlife Guardian,
you will be helping to create
a more resilient natural world.

 

What does it mean to be a Wildlife Guardian?

As a member of the Scottish Wildlife Trust, you have already shown means a lot to you. Your membership has achieved a lot for Scotland’s wildlife. But time is running out, we need to do more.

Become a Wildlife Guardian today, and take the next step with us in safeguarding wildlife for the future. With your help, we can restore critical habitats, drive wildlife protection legislation, and inspire the next generation to protect Scotland’s wildlife and wild places.

As well as knowing that you are making a very real difference, as a Wildlife Guardian you will have the opportunity to learn more about our work in the areas that interest you most. You will also receive invitations to special events full of like-minded people and be acknowledged on our website and in our magazine (Bronze level and above).


Whilst every member makes a vital contribution, we understand that some people want to do even more to protect Scotland’s wildlife…


Can you give a little extra?

Become a Wildlife Guardian from
just £7.50 a month, and help
protect Scotland’s wildlife
for future generations.

 

 

Thank you

Thank you to all our members who are giving that little bit extra for Scotland’s wildlife.

 

See a current list of our Wildlife Guardians

Are you one of the 2,800 members who already give more than £7.50 a month?

Or one of the 400 members that give over £15 a month?

If so, click here to be acknowledged as a Wildlife Guardian today.

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