Post | March 2026 | For volunteers | 1 min read
Norfolk Wildlife Trust at 100: Pledge to do one thing for wildlife
2026 marks the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's centenary, and as part of their celebrations they are encouraging you to pledge to do one thing for wildlife. This can include planting flowers for pollinators, volunteering and learning conservation skills, building hedgehog homes, and helping to give nature a voice. As well as making nature's future a little bit brighter, you'll also make your world a little bit wilder!
For every pledge made, Norfolk Wildlife Trust will plant one square metre of wildflower meadow on a NWT nature reserve, so that wildlife benefits twice.
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