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Feed Staffordshire's Rescued Wildlife, Every Pound You Give Is Matched

Daniel Cope is raising money for British Wildlife Rescue Centre
The British Wildlife Rescue Centre is a dedicated wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and release facility based in Staffordshire, England. Established in 1991 and admitting over 2,OOO wild animals each year, our mission is to provide vital and lifesaving care for all sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife to rehabilitate and return each animal into the wild as part of an ever-growing need for wildlife conservation in Great Britain. We operate 365 days a year and together with the help of our dedicated team of volunteers, we save and change the lives of wildlife in need. The BWRC receives no government funding and relies entirely on donations to be able to carry out our vital work

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The British Wildlife Rescue Centre (BWRC) rescues, treats and rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned wildlife, and gives them the best possible chance of returning to the wild.

Green Lark Environmental Solutions has partnered with BWRC to help meet that growing need, and for this appeal, Green Lark will match every pound donated, pound for pound, up to £1,000. That means a full £2,000 for BWRC if we reach the target together.

If we reach the full £2,000 together, that's roughly two months' worth of feed for the whole centre, covering everything from hedgehogs and waterfowl to owls and garden birds that make up the bulk of BWRC's admissions each year.

People are often surprised how much it costs to keep the centre running week to week. Feed alone is one of our biggest and most constant costs, because every animal that comes through our door needs the right diet to recover properly. A donation like this doesn't just help one animal, it keeps the whole centre fed for weeks at a time. - Abby Gower, Manager, British Wildlife Rescue Centre

Daniel Cope is the Director of Green Lark Environmental Solutions, a Staffordshire‑based consultancy specialising in sustainable, resilient strategies.

As the British Wildlife Rescue Centre’s first Wildlife Ambassador, Dan supports the charity in building stronger commercial relationships and raising awareness of how extreme weather is increasing pressure on British wildlife. His role brings together climate science, organisational responsibility, and the urgent need to protect local biodiversity.

Donation summary

Total
£437.50
+ £96.88 Gift Aid
Online
£437.50
Offline
£0.00

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