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- events programme- book online
We are pleased to announce our Wildlife Encounters programme for July to December 2010 is now available to view and book online.
New events for the second half of this year include forest … read more - free e-newsletter
People’s Trust for Endangered Species has a special e-newsletter in an effort to keep in touch with our supporters and cut down on paper usage. The update goes out about once every two … read more - award winning cake!
A huge congratulations from PTES to supporter Amy Greenwood, who beat hundreds of bakers across the country to come first in Tate and Lyle Cake Britain contest with her dormouse inspired cake!
The … read more - summer sale
The PTES summer sale is now on at our online shop!
A number of publications, gifts and cards are on offer at reduced prices and to add to this you will receive a free magnifying bug jar with every … read more - kilimanjaro dormouse tea party!
This October, Jim Jones , PTES Hedgerows for Dormice Project Officer, will be aiming high in aid of endangered species as he hosts a tea party at 5,893 metres above sea level on top of Kilimanjaro, … read more - latest global projects
People’s Trust for Endangered Species has awarded grants to scientific researchers and conservationists for many years and this year was no exception. Over £102,000 has been awarded for work … read more - budding biologists
Four young British biologists have been given the opportunity to gain a foothold in the world of conservation through an annual internship programme organised by People’s Trust for Endangered … read more - 2010 dormouse reintroduction
The latest PTES hazel dormouse reintroduction took place at the end of June.
Ten captive-bred dormice were released into a privately owned woodland in Warwickshire to boost the dormouse population … read more - stag beetle season
The week of the 21st June was officially National Insect Week and co-incidentally here at the PTES offices we have had numerous calls reporting stag beetle sightings which is great news.
To mark … read more - help count mammals on roads
Is British wildlife in trouble? Roads affect our environment in many ways but the animals that are killed on them can provide information about those in the wider landscape.
Take part in our 10th … read more - stag beetle education pack
The long-awaited stag beetle education pack is now ready to download!
‘Meet the stag beetle’ has been produced by PTES and Royal Holloway, University of London, and contains twenty … read more - worldwide grants
Over the last 10 years People’s Trust for Endangered Species has awarded a staggering £4 million worth of grants to conservation projects all around the world.
Thanks to the generosity of … read more - state of britain's mammals review
People’s Trust for Endangered Species and the University of Oxford are pleased to announce that the latest review of the Britain’s mammals has now been published.
This year’s … read more - record non native species
Have you ever seen (or heard!) a muntjac deer? Or perhaps been nipped by a mitten crab or smelt an american skunk cabbage? If so, the Recording Invasive Species Counts (RISC) project would like to … read more - traditional orchards survey
People’s Trust for Endangered Species are now in the final year of producing the national inventory for traditional orchards but still need your help!
Our mapping officers have spent hours … read more - international year of biodiversity
2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity and we’d like everyone to do one simple thing to preserve life on earth. With your help, it is easier than it sounds.
1) Make your New Year … read more - track turtles online
People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) has helped the Turks and Caicos Islands Turtle Project to successfully attach hi-tech satellite tags to marine turtles for the first time as part … read more - follow us on facebook
People’s Trust for Endangered Species are pleased to announce that we now have a group on Facebook dedicated to spreading the word about our charity’s work.
The group has information … read more - help the hedgerows for dormice project
New PTES project on hedgerows to help conserve hazel dormice
People’s Trust for Endangered Species has been awarded a Countdown 2010 grant from Natural England for a new project, the … read more
