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	Prees Heath Appeal: a part of the Shropshire Wildlife Trust Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Shropshire Wildlife Trust launched the joint appeal with Butterfly Conservation and Cheshire Wildlife Trust in the summer to raise funds to turn a third of Prees Heath Common into a nature reserve and safeguard its colony of silver-studded blue butterflies, the last surviving one in the West Midlands.
		Shropshire Wildlife Trust has agreed to assist in the establishment of the heath as a nature reserve, in restoring habitats and looking after the site in the future.
		Cheshire Wildlife Trust is also lending its support to the appeal; Prees Heath lies very close to the boundary with Cheshire and is part of an ancient mosaic of heathland and bog habitats that once characterised the border area of these counties.
	www.shropshirewildlifetrust.org.uk /woprees.html (841 words)

	Toyota News \| Toyota Prius is a natural choice for Wildlife Trust
		The head of one of Britain's regional Wildlife Trusts has swapped his conventional estate car for an environmentally friendly Toyota Prius hybrid vehicle â€“ and he is hoping that his colleagues at the UK's other 46 Wildlife Trusts will also consider Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive when it comes to replacing their own cars.
		CWT already has a Toyota Hilux among its 4x4s to give its volunteers the off-road ability they need when working on often rugged wildlife reserves in all weather conditions.
		For on-road transport, being green is regarded as of prime importance, and the Wildlife Trust's Newark headquarters has circulated the terms of the Prius to the various branches.
	www.easier.com /view/News/Motoring/Toyota/article-47702.html (379 words)

	Cheshire Wildlife Trust, FAQs
		CWT operates throughout Cheshire, Halton, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford, Warrington and Wirral.
		Some are restricted to CWT members, in order to protect fragile habitats, or occasionally for safety reasons.
		We have a range of useful wildlife gardening information sheetswhich we can send you and are also available on the Wildlife Gardening page.
	www.wildlifetrust.org.uk /cheshire/faqs.html (243 words)

	Cheshire Land Trust, Cheshire CT
		It is strategically important in the Trust's goals of preserving Cheshire farms.
		Her farm was an institution and its future was always a source of concern for friends and neighbors, town officials, area developers, the Cheshire Land Trust and her partner in the farming enterprise, Tim Casey.
		Betty Ives was a Cheshire Land Trust member but she never disclosed to the Trust or even her closest friends and business associates what her intentions were.
	www.cheshirelandtrust.org (681 words)

	Wildlife In The Garden (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wildlife Gardening: Find out what you can do to protect the wildlife in your garden.
		Winter Wildlife Havens: With a little work you can attract a wide diversity of wildlife to your garden in winter.
		We have teamed up with Cheshire Wildlife Trust and will be publishing a month-by-month insight into the behaviour of wildlife, in addition to practical advice on how to create a wildlife friendly garden.
	www.50connect.co.uk /50c/gardenwildlife.asp (522 words)

	fishing at hatchmere lake cheshire
		Since Cheshire Wildlife Trust (CWT) acquired Hatchmere there have been a number of incidents in which members of the public were intimidated by unidentified persons, believed to be fishermen, while enjoying a day out at the lakeside.
		The lake has been used for this purpose for many generations and, since it was bought by CWT with a National Lottery grant, the owners are under an obligation to keep the site and all its facilities open to the public.
		CWT can not (nor, to the best of our knowledge have they tried to) absolve themselves from this obligation by entering into a conflicting contract with a third party.
	www.hatchmere.com (694 words)

	Cheshire - Medbib.com, the modern encyclopedia
		The area of Lancashire south of the Merseyside/Greater Manchester area, including Widnes and the county borough of Warrington was added to the new non-metropolitan county of Cheshire.
		Halton and Warrington became unitary authorities independent of Cheshire County Council on 1 April 1998, but remain part of Cheshire for ceremonial purposes, as well as fire and policing.
		Lewis Carroll was born and raised in Daresbury, Halton, hence the Cheshire cat;
	www.medbib.com /Cheshire (1716 words)

	Cheshire Police Web Site
		Cheshire is known for having beautiful towns and countryside which encourages some very rich and diverse wildlife habitats.
		Wildlife criminals are often involved in other types of crime.
		All British birds, their nests and eggs are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, although there are a number of ‘pest species’ that can be controlled under certain conditions by authorised persons.
	www.cheshire.police.uk /showcontent.php?pageid=426 (607 words)

	birding facts Birding Resources by the Fat Birder
		To the west Cheshire is dominated by the estuaries of the Dee and Mersey.
		Cheshire is also blessed with a good variety of inland water, there are the rivers of the Dee, Mersey, Weaver, Dane, Bollin and Gowy, a good selection of canals and many meres, ranging from little more than small ponds to large lakes.
		Cheshire Wildlife Trust (CWT) are the premier conservation organisation within the county of Cheshire and are a subsidiary body of the Wildlife Trusts, this being the central organisation underpinning each of the regional Trusts around the country.
	www.fatbirder.com /links_geo/europe/england_cheshire.html (2071 words)

	Wildlife Journal » 2006 » June (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Cheshire Wildlife Trust is calling for entrants for its third wildlife art exhibition at Bonhams in Chester (2-6 September, 2006).
		Cheshire Wildlife Trust is cautiously welcoming the return of otter populations to the region.
		Cheshire Wildlife Trust is encouraging people across the region to take part in a vital consultation process to ensure better protection for marine life
	www.dogfoot.com /journal/index.php/2006/06 (2030 words)

	Eaton Golf Club, Chester
		Apart from receiving the Trust's magazines and other literature, access would be provided to advisory services and the Club, as a long-term user of 70 ha of Cheshire countryside, would be seen to be supporting a worthwhile organization with related interests.
		CWT has an informative website: www.wildlifetrust.org.uk/cheshire which gives full coverage to its various activities.
		CWT is clearly a very worthwhile organisation in the area of wildlife conservation.
	www.eatongolfclub.co.uk /content/thecourse/news/envminutessep.htm (1404 words)

	Cheshire Land Trust, Cheshire CT
		A tribute to an earlier respect for the land, Fresh Meadows is one of the Land Trust's most visible and accessible properties.
		The Cheshire Neighborhood Association, a group of 8 neighbors including Edward Tufte and Harvey Waller a builder, donated 10 acres in return for his being allowed to build the Brittany Court subdivision.
		This policy reflects the purposes of the Trust as set forth in the its Certificate of Incorporation (Article 2a), “to engage in and otherwise promote for the benefit of the general public the preservation of natural resources of the State of Connecticut and the plant and animal life therein.”
	www.cheshirelandtrust.org /freshmeadows.htm (692 words)

	The Wildlife Trusts
		There are 47 local Wildlife Trusts across the whole of the UK, the Isle of Man and Alderney.
		The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) is delighted to announce today that it has reached its goal of raising £235,000 in just five weeks to save a 72 acre plot of land said to be the site where Kenneth Grahame was i...
		The Wildlife Trusts and BTCV have joined forces to work in partnership with the BBC to develop the Communities campaign for Breathing Places.
	www.wildlifetrusts.org (604 words)

	Cheshire and the Wirral environmental information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Cheshire Wildlife Trust works to protect the county's wildlife for the future.
		The Mersey Forest is cared for by a Trust, who provide lots of activities for the public to encourage careful use of the forest.
		The South Cheshire Friends of the Earth has an educational programme for children relevant to the local area.
	www.globe.org.uk /regionalgroups/cheshire.htm (170 words)

	Case Studies - Marmax Products - recycling plastic bottles into outdoor furniture
		The Trust called on its army of volunteers to transform this spoiled land into Moston Community Nature Reserve.
		Parking, footpaths and raised beds were established, a pond was created in an already damp corner and the rest of the site was divided into areas to show different wild habitats, including a small meadow, an orchard and a hedgerow.
		Marmax Products and the Trust can be seen working together to show that both waste material and waste areas can be reused to good effect.
	www.marmaxproducts.co.uk /case_studies.asp (2087 words)

	Wild About Gardens = Wild About Gardens
		Wild About Gardens is a joint project between The WildlifeTrusts and the Royal Horticultural Society, bringing together the worlds of gardening and nature conservation for the benefit of people and wildlife.
		Cheshire Wildlife Trust has won silver with its first...
		Seven wildlife gardeners share their experiences with us as they tend their patch, and observe the wildlife around them.
	www.wildaboutgardens.org (165 words)

	Sir Watkin Williams Wynn's Hunt Competition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The size of the farm was immaterial and the farmer could be a tenant or owner occupier.
		Competition judges have been invited in rotation from Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group officers in Shropshire, Flintshire and Cheshire and also the Director of the Cheshire Wildlife Trust.
		This point is well appreciated by the local Farming and Wildlife Advisory Groups and The Cheshire Wildlife Trust.
	www.huntinginquiry.gov.uk /evidence/hunts/sirwww.htm (694 words)

	Sustainable Cheshire Forum Themes - Wildlife Programmes
		The Countdown programme is the reporting mechanism for the Biodiversity Action Plan process for Cheshire, through an annual biodiversity audit.
		Cheshire Landscape Trust, in partnership with Cheshire Wildlife Trust and Cheshire Federation of Women's Institutes is co-ordinating a Hedgerow Survey as part of the Cheshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Ancient and/or Species Rich Hedgerows.For further information about the project contact: Cheshire Landscape Trust on
		They are co-ordinated by the Cheshire Landscape Trust and hold regular meetings with guest speakers.
	www.sustainablecheshire.org.uk /wildlifeprogrammes.htm (247 words)

	Cheshire Wildlife Trust
		Cheshire Wildlife Trust is a charity that works to protect and enhance wildlife in the Cheshire region.
		As our natural environment including ponds, woodland, grasslands and peatlands is disappearing, and we have been losing our wildlife heritage to development, pollution and intensive farming, it is all the more important to preserve our unique local area and its wildlife to help maintain the balance of nature.
		Bickley Hall Farm, the new headquarters for Cheshire Wildlife Trust
	www.wildlifetrust.org.uk /cheshire (268 words)

	Quinta Arboretum - Quinta Arboretum Cheshire - Arboretums
		In 1996 it passed into the Hands of the Cheshire Wildlife Trust who transferred it to the Tatton Garden Society in the autumn of 2003.
		This area remains in the ownership of Cheshire Wildlife Trust.
		The Dane Valley is one of the hidden gems of the Congleton area.
	www.swettenhamarms.co.uk /arboretum.htm (2581 words)

	Rural Index of Nature, Wildlife and Natural History Sites
		The Scottish Wildlife Trust is the largest of the 46 independent charities and 100 urban wildlife groups which make up The Wildlife Trusts partnership.
		Their network of 47 local Wildlife Trusts and junior branch, Wildlife Watch, work together to protect wildlife in towns and the countryside.
		The John Muir Trust was formed in 1983 to protect and conserve wild places and to increase awareness and understanding of the value of such places.
	www.ruralindex.net /natural.html (1650 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| Shropshire \| Appeal set up to save butterflies
		A wildlife trust is launching an appeal to raise £45,000 to buy land in order to save rare butterflies.
		Shropshire Wildlife Trust wants to turn a third of Prees Heath Common into a nature reserve to safeguard its colony of silver-studded blue butterflies.
		The Butterfly Trust and Cheshire Wildlife Trust are helping with the appeal as the land is close to the Cheshire border.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/shropshire/4658229.stm (180 words)

	Cheshire Wildlife Trust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In our many nature reserves and in town and countryside, the Cheshire Wildlife Trust will provide a focus for action for all those interested in promoting nature locally within a national framework".
		Nationally, The Wildlife Trusts (TWT) form the largest organisation working exclusively in the UK (plus the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands) on all aspects of nature conservation.
		The 9600 members of Cheshire Wildlife Trust help to carry out this vital work at a local level, including projects such as dormouse and harvest mouse reintroduction, otter recovery, fl poplar restoration and nature reserve management in Cheshire, Halton, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford, Warrington and Wirral.
	www.cheshire-biodiversity.org.uk /partners-cwt.htm (309 words)

	Urban Nature template
		Garden ponds are potentially a very important habitat for many species loosing ground in the countryside due to the loss of around 70% of all farmland ponds over the last two centuries.
		Even small ponds can be good for wildlife, however the larger the volume of water the less management the pond will ultimatly need.
		As far as th wildlife is concerned shape is irrelevent the frogs wont care if your pond is square, but for the most natural look roughly pear or kidney shaped is best.
	www.els.salford.ac.uk /urbannature/learning/design/design_ponds.htm (618 words)

	BASC - Shooting land yields first evidence of dormouse in Cheshire for a century
		Through the Green Shoots programme, The Wildlife Habitat Trust provided funding to place 25 dormice nesting tubes in the woods and we, in partnership with the Cheshire Wildlife Trust, have continued to survey the area for evidence of live dormice.
		The Green Shoots Programme, set up and run by BASC, is a unique collaboration between people who manage land for shooting and local wildlife trusts.
		It allows access to shooting land for survey and management work designed to meet Cheshire’s biodiversity targets to improve the range and diversity of plants, animals, birds and insects in the county.
	www.basc.org.uk /content/first_evidence_of_dormous (487 words)

	The Woodland Trust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I joined the Woodland Trust as the Woodland Officer for Cheshire and Merseyside in June 2003 having left Groundwork Stoke-on Trent as their Education Manager.
		Working for the Woodland Trust has given me the opportunities to manage woodland, work with communities and schools and be involved in some exciting long term projects.
		I am currently training for a half marathon with Simon Mageean from the Trust in May and this will stand me in good stead for the Talisker Trek.
	www.woodland-trust.org.uk /taliskerteam/timkirwin.htm (364 words)

	Links
		The objectives of CAWOS are to promote and encourage the study, recording and preservation of species and habitats within the designated recording area of Cheshire and Wirral.
		The group aims to encourage the study, conservation and raise awareness of mammal species in the Cheshire region..
		Cheshire Dragonflies & Damselflies Cheshire Dragonflies & Damselflies
	www.cix.co.uk /~clog/caldy/links.html (711 words)

	ArtWanted.com \| Karen Phillips \| Artwork Portfolio
		Karen works every day from her studio at home in Cheshire, often spending weeks capturing the immense detail of a drawing resulting in incredibly realistic pieces.
		Karen is a keen member of the Cheshire Wildlife Trust and her neighbouring private wildlife reserve at Lower Moss Wood Wildlife Hospital and Education Centre.
		She is proactively involved in supporting art in her local community as a member of the Goostry and Holmes Chapel Art Society with whom she exhibits twice a year.
	www.artwanted.com /artist.cfm?ArtID=27781 (730 words)

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