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EARTH CENTRE
Ecology | Heritage | Habitat
Based in Nottinghamshire
Time For Change
Our goal is to be an impactful Environmental Protection Movement led by everyday people like you. We are inspired by the belief that everyday people can shape and mould society in a way that protects and preserves our environment and wildlife.
Work with St. George's Trust
Empowering a Community of Change Makers
Over the years since our founding in 1997, as you might expect, we’ve also developed an arsenal of protocols for defending places from undesirable planning applications. We are all about exploring the magic of the natural environment, saving species, and encouraging biodiversity through the intertwining relationship between nature and heritage. For 35 years we have undertaken our sympathetic re-wilding work on a 2-hectare plot of ancient wood pasture, ancient trees, and heritage buildings.
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Our supporters vary in age groups from the very young to senior, from newbie naturalists to experienced enthusiasts. They all have one thing in common, a true love of the land and its fascinating inhabitants of all species, a curiosity about heritage, ancestors and their legends and a desire to get in touch with their dreams through encounters with nature.
Every day we are here to ensure that wild and rare species have somewhere to live in peace without disturbance from machines, chemicals and pollution.
Every day we feed and tend our rare breed sheep flock that helps to cultivate the land through regenerative grazing.
Every day we help to maintain heritage species of trees and plants so that in the future people and animals will be able to eat the natural foods that grow best in their own traditional locations.
And every day we are finding ways for people like you to live like this too. Because our aim is to spread the word and rescue everyday humans from their schedules, so that they too can live in Nature and do their part to save our planet.
At St. George's Trust, we are committed to protecting our planet, nature and endangered species. If you would like more information or you'd like to join us and support our causes, please get in touch today.
Get in touch with St. George's Trust today
Ready to make an impact? Contact us to learn how we can begin working together.
