The Peak District might look like it’s thriving, but the reality is very different. Habitats have broken apart. The peatlands are degraded. Landscapes are fragmented. And the species that once belonged have disappeared.
Together, they complete a beautiful landscape that’s healthier, richer and more resilient. But if we don’t act now, more pieces of this special place could be lost forever.
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With your support, we can change this.
If we act now, habitats can be reconnected and restored. We can drive nature’s recovery where it’s needed most – rebuilding healthier eco-systems that support the return of wildlife and benefit the people who connect with it too.
If we don’t, it won’t just be the landscape that suffers. Species like the black grouse, red-backed shrike and maiden pink flower may never thrive on the Derbyshire Moors again.
By restoring and reconnecting fragmented habitats across the Wild Peak, we can drive nature's recovery and build a healthier, richer, and more resilient landscape. Creating these vital connections helps our countryside adapt to environmental pressures like climate change, creating the right conditions for our missing species to return and thrive once again.
Together, we can restore the missing pieces of the Wild Peak.
Please donate before it's too late!
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All public donations received will be unrestricted income, and funds will be used in priority areas.
