Volunteers complete essential conservation work on the CRT Properties. They urgently need new equipment to help them complete their tasks. Read more
Your donations allow the CRT to restore a living working countryside.
If you would like to donate to one of our current appeals please see the matters which we are currently raising funds for. These have been highlighted by our farmers, volunteers and staff as items which urgently need funding and we would really appreciate a donation towards the cost.
If you have something more specific that you would like to donate to, please phone the office on 01223 262 999 and we would be delighted to discuss it with you.
Read more about our Fundraising Promise
The CRT need to implement a river stabilisation plan for Slough Brook, part of Turnastone Court Farm in Herefordshire, thus improving the local ecosystems and encouraging more pollinators to the area. Read more
The CRT would like to restore the hedgerows at Awnell’s Farm in Herefordshire with English Elm Trees, which were tragically removed from the farm in the 1970s disaster. Read more
The CRT is delighted to announce that we shall be planting Bere Marsh Orchard in November 2021 and you can be involved! Read more
Barn owls are the pinnacle of the British Countryside. We are delighted that they are on many CRT properties, but looking after them does cost us money. Read more
We have our Dorset Dream, Bere Marsh Farm! Now we need to work hard to make it fit for purpose and turn it into the CRT flagship farm. Read more
We are fundraising to provide our fantastic Education Officers the resources they need to help engage children (and adults) on the CRT Farms. Read more
Supplementary feeding on seven CRT properties is one of the methods we use to to encourage wildlife onto our farms and to help protect some of the most at risk breeds. This has a high cost to the charity and we need your help. Read more
The CRT are delighted to announce we are creating a Community Orchard in Barton Cambridgeshire. Help us by sponsoring a tree. Read more