Have You Ever Donated To UKWT? Find Out What You've Funded / Made Happen...
- Mar 15
- 2 min read
What the Wildlife Care Badge (the map that UKWT runs off, and that UKWT also funds) and UK Wildlife Transporters have made happen in the last 5 years, has had a big impact in the UK in such a short time, I think. Here's our most in depth overview so far...
Here’s an overview of all of the work - more than 16,000hrs of structural organising & administration, over the last 5 years - to get to this point (as of March 2026): HERE
And it results in wildlife casualties/orphans getting to the 'right' places (which couldn't be MORE important): HERE.
Day to day, HERE'S what it takes, to run the WCB & UKWT.
AND... Why does UKWT fund a 'Wildlife Care Advisor'? See why HERE.
HERE’S SOME SUMMARIES OF TRANSPORT CASES:
[You can see an overview of ALL transports: HERE]
Some of our 2025 Transport Cases: HERE
More 2025 Transport Cases: HERE
Our UKWT involvement in a very special case, helping a Peregrine Falcon with a broken leg: HERE
Looking back on older Transport Cases: HERE
UKWT HAS SOME OF OUR BIGGEST IMPACT IN ‘REMOTER’ AREAS:
Helping in the remoter areas (a Pigeon): HERE
Here’s a special review from a Vet Practice in a tricker area: HERE
Another example of what UKWT is doing to fill in the transport gap in remoter areas: HERE
Bristol & Bath were challenging areas for wildlife this Spring/Summer 2025 - especially for Gulls. UKWT was especially impactful here, this year, as we moved a lot of birds - who would have otherwise been unnecessarily euthanised - to Wildlife Rescues further away, to get their second chance: HERE
A further example (2 Gull Chicks & a young Rabbit) of wildlife in remote areas helped to emergency care: HERE
WE DON’T ‘JUST’ TRANSPORT:
We don’t JUST fill in a transport gap, we often provide ‘wildlife care support’ too: HERE
Behind the scenes (what isn't shared in 'Transport Shares' and 'Thank You Posts'): HERE.
Sometimes, transporting wildlife to Rescues isn’t necessary. Here’s a family of Gulls that were supported until the youngsters fledged, this 2025 summer, by kind UKWT Drivers: HERE
CHECK OUT ALL OF OUR UKWT DRIVER TEAMS THUS FAR:
UKWT is now structured to provide UKWT Drivers Teams directly to Wildlife Rescues & Vet Practices. Here’s the 54 Teams set up so far (to fill in the transport gap across the UK): HERE
WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE, TO ENABLE ALL OF OUR DRIVERS TO GET READY & WAITING TO HELP WILDLIFE?
Becoming aware of places with transport support requirements: HERE
Recruiting / equipping new Drivers & adding them to our database: HERE
Why don't we have pictures of MOST of the animals we transport to emergency care? See why HERE.
And don’t just take my word for it all, here’s some testimonials: HERE
