Andrew Mason
Gifts in memory
Donate in Memory of a loved one
Each donation made in memory is cherished by Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust. Your gift, no matter how large or small, will help continue to protect and restore wild spaces around our county for generations to come and help us create a wilder future together.
Make your donation by post
Please send cheques payable to Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, and let us know if you would like to gift aid your donation so we can send a form to complete. Send cheques to:
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust,
The Old Ragged School
Brook Street
Nottingham
NG1 1EA
Make your donation by phone
Call 0115 958 8242 (Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pm).
Dedicate a brass Leaf to a loved one at one of our Nature Reserves
When you dedicate a beautiful brass Leaf at one of our Nature Reserves, you create a lasting tribute to a loved one while helping to protect the wildlife and wild spaces they cherished.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I set up an online memorial page?
Yes, you can use JustGiving or MuchLoved to create a tribute page. You can use the page to share memories, stories and photos, and collect donations which will come directly to the Trust.
Can I donate via a funeral director?
Yes, just let your funeral directors know you would like to collect donations for Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust and they can arrange for the collection cheque to be sent to us at our Nottingham Office and registered address made payable to Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust.
Can I scatter ashes at one of your reserves or visitor centres?
Our nature reserves are special places for wildlife with some areas receiving special designation and protection. To ensure we preserve these sites, we must take great care about what we bring onto our nature reserves. Because of this, we are unable to grant permission to scatter ashes of loved ones as it may damage precious habitats.
Can I have a tree planted in memory?
We do not offer the planting of memorial trees at any of our reserves. Many of our reserves are not appropriate for tree planting nor are we currently undertaking any large-scale tree planting.
Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography
Neatholme Scrape at Idle Valley Nature Reserve - Photo by Agnes Kiemel
David Parkyn - David Parkyn/ Cornwall Wildlife Trust
