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CPRE Herefordshire works alongside many local and national organisations that share our aim of protecting Herefordshire’s countryside, rivers and wildlife.

Here are some of the groups we work with, and others whose work you may find useful. We review these links regularly, but if you spot one that no longer works, please let us know.

River Wye

  • Friends of the River Wye (formerly Friends of the Upper Wye). A charity working to restore the health of the River Wye. Its volunteers test water quality alongside ours, and its Water Crowfoot Project is investigating the loss of this keystone river plant.
  • Wye Salmon Association. Together with Friends of the River Wye and CPRE Herefordshire, they’ve helped collect over 50,000 water samples.
  • Wye & Usk Foundation. A charity working to improve the rivers Wye and Usk and their wildlife, including through work with farmers across the catchment.
  • River Action. A national charity campaigning against river pollution, with a strong focus on the River Wye.
  • Fish Legal. Takes legal action against polluters on behalf of anglers and angling clubs.
  • The Rivers Trust. The umbrella body for local rivers trusts across the UK and Ireland, working to protect and restore rivers.

Wildlife, landscapes and hedgerows

  • Herefordshire Wildlife Trust. Herefordshire’s local wildlife charity, managing nature reserves across the county, including Lugg Meadow.
  • National Hedgelaying Society. Promotes traditional hedgelaying and runs training and competitions across the country.
  • Hedgelink. A partnership of organisations sharing advice and guidance on managing hedgerows for wildlife.
  • Wye Valley National Landscape. Looks after the protected landscape of the lower Wye Valley, which crosses Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire.
  • Malvern Hills National Landscape. Looks after the protected landscape of the Malvern Hills, which crosses Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire.
  • National Landscapes Association. The national body for England, Wales and Northern Ireland’s 46 National Landscapes.

Planning and transport

Herefordshire information and services

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