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Invest in Yorkshire’s Wildlife Become a Corporate Member of Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Join Yorkshire Wildlife Trust today YorkshireYorkshire Wildlife Wildlife Trust Trust is ais locala local charity, charity, which which has has been been working working to toprotect protect and conserveand conserve Yorkshire’s Yorkshire’s wild places wild places and wildlife and wildlife for all tofor enjoy, all to sinceenjoy, 1946. since We1946. actively We manageactively 97 manage nature 97reserves nature throughout reserves throughout our county our and county run hundreds and run ofhundreds events soof eventsthat so everyonethat everyone can get can out get and out experience and experience wild Yorkshirewild Yorkshire for themselves. for themselves. Yorkshire isis renowned forfor itsits iconiciconic landscapeslandscapes and superbsuperb wildlife.wildlife. 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With your support, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust canWith commit your support, to halting Yorkshire the losses Wildlife and improvingTrust can commit the fortunes to halting of our the beloved losses wildlife.and improving With a the track fortunes record of of our over 70 years,beloved we wildlife. have many With successesa track record under of ourover belt 70 years, and with we haveyour manysupport successes we look forwardunder our to belt celebrating and with youra brighter support future we forlook Yorkshire’s forward to wildlife. celebrating a brighter future for Yorkshire’s wildlife. Rob Stoneman ChiefRob Stoneman Executive YorkshireChief Executive Wildlife Trust Yorkshire Wildlife Trust MASON ANDREW MARTIN BATT MARTIN WATTS CARL BIRD ZSUZSANNA MARTIN BATT MARTIN WATTS CARL BIRD ZSUZSANNA What we do... The natural environment is no different from your business environment. It needs management, care, expertise, effort – and it needs you. Why we need you... It is only with the ongoing MARK THOMAS MARK WILDSTOCK support from our supporters and corporate members that we are able to carry out such important conservation work and to inspire the people of Yorkshire to cherish their wildlife and the beautiful county in which we live, work and play. It is too easy to take this for granted but, if we do, it may be lost forever. Living Landscapes is our vision for Yorkshire’s wildlife. Our 100 nature reserves provide much needed sanctuaries but we go further than that working throughout Yorkshire to make sure our wild spaces are connected, giving wildlife freedom to move and flourish in an ever changing world. We call this concept Living Landscapes. Living Seas is all about life beneath The University of York is home to an the waves. Yorkshire’s seas and shores are home to abundance of wildlife with habitats capable internationally important wildlife including puffins, of supporting an increasingly diverse range wading birds, dolphins and of animals and plants. Joining Yorkshire whales. Our seas are amongst the richest in the world and Wildlife Trust was an obvious step to help yet have little protection. We promote the campus and support the played a key part in the passing of the Marine Act and Coastal Trust’s conservation work at the same time. Access Act in 2009 and with your support can keep up the Gordon Eastham BEM, Grounds Maintenance Manager pressure to see it implemented. CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP Joining the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Corporate Membership Scheme will provide a real boost to your company. All members benefit from an association with our well known and highly regarded organisation, helping to both bolster your brand profile and enhance the workplace. We operate a tiered membership scheme, allowing you to choose the level of support A mutually beneficial partnership which you feel best represents your company’s commitment to the environment Association with our well-known organisation and your standing in the community. Membership body of over 40,000 people Membership with our Wildlife Trust will help Popular website (over 75,000 hits per month) us do even more to protect wildlife in the area where your customers and staff live. Promotion opportunities in our membership publications For more information and to join us today please One-to-one account management contact our Corporate Development Officer: Part of a network of 47 Wildlife Trusts, which T 01904 659570 covers the length and breadth of the UK, Isle of E [email protected] Man and Alderney. 1 St. George’s Place, York, YO24 1GN JOIN OUR SCHEME TODAY Benefits Membership Level Bronze Silver Gold Acknowledgment: n In popular Wildlife Yorkshire Magazine n On Yorkshire Wildlife Trust website n In Annual Review Free quarterly editions of Wildlife Yorkshire Magazine Membership card for free entry at Yorkshire and national reserves Free copy of Discover Yorkshire’s Wildlife Handbook 30% discounted rate for Corporate Wild Work Days (unlimited) Corporate Membership plaque One free half-day room hire* at Gateway Nature Reserves (Potteric Carr and Spurn Discovery Centre) Cost (excluding VAT) £500 + VAT £1,000 +VAT £2,000 + VAT *subject to availability Visit our nature reserves Whitby River Esk THE 48 PENNINES 14 100 25 NORTH YORK MOORS Northallerton 72 47 11 4 32 73 56 Scarborough 29 24 A1(M) 5 Pickering 22 19 YORKSHIRE Thirsk 27 70 6 DALES Filey 79 51 78 15 River Derwent 67 HOWARDIAN HILLS Malton 28 Ingleton NIDDERDALE Ripon 99 50 Flamborough 37 YORKSHIRE 30 12 WOLDS 42 96 31 Boroughbridge 82 91 86 18 55 Knaresborough Driffield 77 Harrogate 75 Skipton 20 York 3 Ilkley 7 Wetherby Pocklington Hornsea 52 River Ouse 97 33 66 40 65 1 13 VALE OF Beverley YORK 38 Leeds 59 43 58 87 Bradford M621 74 57 90 45 44 Selby HOLDERNESS 68 41 35 53 63 69 60 8 Hull 16 93 46 Halifax 71 Withernsea 98 River Humber62 M1 M62 Wakefield M62 34 A1(M) 94 85 39 Huddersfield 26 89 84 17 81 83 21 92 76 95 88 36 61 9 49 M18 Barnsley 2 10 Doncaster 23 80 64 Rotherham 54 1 Adel Dam 26 Fen Carr 51 Low Carr Farm 76 Smithies Lane 2 Agden Bog 27 Filey Dams 52 Low Wood 77 Snakeholm Pastures 3 Allerthorpe Common 28 Flamborough Cliffs 53 Madbanks 78 South House Pavement 4 Appleton Mill Farm 29 Garbutt Wood 54 Maltby Low Common 79 Southerscales 5 Ashberry 30 Globeflower Wood 55 Moorlands 80 Sprotbrough Flash 6 Ashes Pasture 31 Grass Wood 56 Newbiggin Pastures 81 Spurn NNR 7 Askham Bog 32 Harland Mount 57 North Cave Wetlands 82 Staveley 8 Barlow Common 33 Hetchell Wood 58 North Cliffe Wood 83 Stirley Community Farm 9 Barnsley Canal Willthorpe 34 Hodgson’s Fields 59 North Newbald Becksies 84 Stocksmoor Common 10 Barnsley Main 35 Hollinhurst Wood 60 Owl Wood & Pit Plantation 85 Stoneycliffe Wood 11 Birch Wood 36 Hopyard Hay Meadow 61 Owston Meadows 86 Strensall Common 12 Bishop Monkton Railway Cutting 37 Jeffry Bog 62 Paull Holme Strays 87 The Lines Way 13 Bolton Percy Station 38 Keldmarsh 63 Pearson Park 88 Thorpe Marsh 14 Bolton-on-Swale Lake 39 Kilnsea Wetlands 64 Potteric Carr 89 Town End Lepton 15 Brae Pasture 40 Kiplingcotes Chalk Pit 65 Pulfin Bog 90 Townclose Hills 16 Broadhead Clough 41 Kippax Meadows 66 Rifle Butts Quarry 91 Upper Dunsforth Carrs 17 Brockadale 42 Kirkham Wood 67 Ripon Loop 92 Upper Park Wood 18 Burton Leonard Lime Quarries 43 Kirkstall Valley 68 Rothwell Country Park 93 Water Haigh Woodland Park 19 Burton Riggs 44 Ledsham Bank 69 Rothwell Pastures 94 Welwick Saltmarsh 20 Cali Heath 45 Ledston Luck 70 Salt Lake Quarry 95 Wharncliffe Woodmoor 21 Carlton Marsh 46 Letchmire Pastures 71 Saltmarshe Delph 96 Wharram Quarry 22 Chafer Wood 47 Leyburn Old Glebe 72 Seata Quarry 97 Wheldrake Ings 23 Denaby Ings 48 Little Beck Wood 73 Semer Water 98 Willow Garth 24 Ellerburn Bank 49 Littleworth Park 74 Sherburn Willows 99 Wybeck’s Pasture 25 Fen Bog 50 Living Seas Centre 75 Skerne Wetlands 100 Yellands Meadow Make wildlife your business by developing a partnership with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Supporting our Trust demonstrates your To recognise your support we offer many ways company’s commitment to protecting the in which you can get involved with the vital natural environment, for the benefit of local work of the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust: people and wildlife: Corporate Membership A mutually beneficial partnership Affinity Partnerships Association with our well-known Employee Engagement organisation Membership body of over 40,000 people This brochure has been kindly sponsored Popular website by North Wold Printers Ltd. (over 75,000 hits per month) North Wolds Printers Ltd, 83 Halifax Way, Promotion opportunities in our Pocklington Industrial Estate, Pocklington, membership publications YO42 1NR One-to-one account management www.northwolds.co.uk JESS CHARLTON JESS MARSHALL TOM NEEP ELLIOTT 1 St. George’s Place, York, YO24 1GN T 01904 659570 E [email protected] @YorksWildlife Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is registered in England no. 409650 and is a registered charity no. 210807. Registered Office: 1 St George’s Place, York, YO24 1GN. Cover image by Jamie Hall.