Peoples Trust for Endangered Species Newsletter

People's Trust for Endangered Species is a charity that has been working tirelessly to save endangered species within their habitats for over 30 years, supporting practical conservation work and research worldwide with a special focus on British wildlife.

The Conservation Challenge

People's Trust for Endangered Species highlights the scale of wildlife loss facing both the UK and the wider world. In the UK, 90% of water voles and 75% of hedgerow-dwelling dormice have been lost in just the last few years.

• Turtles are regularly caught and killed in fishing gear overseas
• Lions are illegally shot
• The seahorse population in south East Asia has halved

How the Charity Works

The charity supports practical conservation work and research around the world, with a particular emphasis on British wildlife. This work is made possible by donations from supporters and grants from other Trusts, as the charity receives no core funding from the government.

Ways to Support and Stay Informed

There are several ways to keep up to date with and support the work of People's Trust for Endangered Species. Supporters can sign up to receive the e-newsletter, donate online, become a regular donor by taking out a Direct Debit, or visit the online shop.

The online shop offers a great array of gifts for wildlife lovers, ranging from finger puppets and nature books to limited edition wildlife art.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long has People's Trust for Endangered Species been operating?

The charity has been working to save endangered species within their habitats for over 30 years.

What is the charity's main area of focus?

It supports practical conservation work and research worldwide, with a special focus on British wildlife.

How is the charity's work funded?

The work is made possible by donations from supporters and grants from other Trusts, as the charity receives no core funding from the government.

What wildlife losses does the charity highlight?

In the UK, 90% of water voles and 75% of hedgerow-dwelling dormice have been lost in recent years. Overseas concerns include turtles caught in fishing gear, lions being illegally shot, and the seahorse population in south East Asia halving.

How can people stay up to date with the charity's work?

Supporters can sign up to receive the charity's e-newsletter.

What does the online shop offer?

The shop offers gifts for wildlife lovers, ranging from finger puppets and nature books to limited edition wildlife art.

This catalogue is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Peoples Trust for Endangered Species. For current details, visit the company's official website.