Lower Moss Wood seek funds

Lower Moss Wood Educational Nature Reserve and Wildlife Hospital are trying to raise funds to make sure they can carry on their exceptional work.

Lower Moss Wood has been a thriving 18 acre nature reserve and later also a wildlife hospital for almost 40 years, overseen for most of that time by our Warden and General Manager, Ray Jackson MBE. A fully recognised charity since 1999 we recently celebrated 25 years as a charitable endeavour.

Across decades Ray has delivered classes for over 60,000 children from schools all over our local (and not so local!) region, with regular school visits happening across the spring to autumn months. In addition to this admirable work, after Ray had two fox cubs brought to him for care way back in 1989, the seeds were sown for the opening of an on site Wildlife Hospital. 35 years and three hospital rebuilds later, we take in and care for over 3,000 patients per year, with the sole aim to rehabilitate and release back into the wild.

If you would like to read more about what they do and possibly make a donation please click the following link. https://www.gofundme.com/f/please-save-lower-moss-wood-nature-reserve