The Wildlife Trusts Recenzje 

Has its pros & cons but overall experience was great!
I ordered a T-shirt from the wildlife trust website in (Medium) which is usually my normal t shirt size it was tiny on me and very tight, longstory short i sent in back for a extra large and it fits perfectly! so if you do order remember to order a extra size up or 2 extra sizes up in my case.
Overall it came in good time, delivery was fast and efficient.
Customer service was great
Returning the parcel was straight forward and Receiving my new size all went very well.

Thankyou very much, "Wildlife trust" keep up the Good work, keep looking after Nature as Nature will look after you 🌳✨️

I contacted them with concerns about my local councils plans to destroy habitat for slow worms and other wild life and they never got back to me by email. So, I phoned and got through to a snooty woman who couldn't have been less interested. I thought they might be able to help and give advice, but clearly they are not interested in helping local wildlife.

Purchased a couple of items from wildlife trust for the first time. The oversize items are massive so hsd to exchange the sizes. Luckily the exchanges are free! However, I did have an issue with one original item and emailed them, but had no response. So it is just easier returning than waiting for an answer. The quality of the items, great! My tshirt is thick and not thin so perhaps it depends what tee you order?

Tho I like the design, enough to have purchased it, it still irks me there the wording on the tee is grammatically incorrect :/

Ordered 2 t-shirts at £22 each. Whilst I totally approve of the brown paper packet in which they arrived, it was far too big for two very thin T-shirts, which had retreated in a crumpled knot into a corner. Quality was disappointing, and the crumpling was not straightforward to eradicate, as one cannot iron over ironed on transfer-designs. Had they been folded neatly and placed in a much smaller paper packet, there would have been little/no crumpling, but they would of course still be very thin material. I am unlikely to order again.

To be honest I don't know how they keep going their total lack of respect, totally ignore your emails and finally their total lack of knowledge on wildlife and conservation. I could go on forever about their ability to do nothing about problems they create but their main issue are, their ability to destroy wildlife habitat, pollute the land they own and finally breach the laws of this land and do absolutely nothing about it and think its ok just to ignore you. So no I don't have any respect certainly for my local one.

The Wildlife Trust are fighting a tough fight against online trolls and conspiracy theorists (the same that think Bill Gates is Dr. Evil). Keep up the good work and thank you for preserving land for nature and the ultimate benefit of us all. Oh - most reviews seem to be about t shirts and by unverified reviewers - all a bit odd.

Some odd reviews on here - mostly about t shirt purchases! I want to thank the Wildlife Trust for doing their best for conservation in an online world filled with bizarre conspiracy theories against them (by yhe same people who think Bill Gates has an alternative, Dr. Evil agenda). Keep up the good work and thank you.

Order T Shirt age 7-8 for small 7 year old. Suited better to 4-5 - quality shocking but had promised a save the oceans t shirt to granddaughter so had to buy the 9-10 size and give small one to younger child. Sizing is a judgement but the quality is awful and made in INDIA - why is an organisation like this shipping goods from India ?

Ordered sweatshirt and T-shirts for my son for his birthday - advised would be delivered before the date - no sign of package and no way to contact a human being to discuss.

Shocking lack of knowledge of animal management & land management.
Sheep still unshorn in high summer with temperatures in high 20’s & rising, no daily checks ( in fact it’s often days without anyone checking them), no provision for imminent lambing; only met with surprise when one arrived 2 days earlier than expected so nobody was able to provide care! I’ve seen them dying from scouring due to worms, rescued lambs stuck in wire, watched them being moved by way of fear - being chased by a wailing man on a quad, beeping his horn & swinging a jacket around his head!
Two old ponies put on acres of rich grass developed laminitis which they denied even though it was blindingly obvious. It happened on more than one occasion & nobody came to treat them for days even though I told them it was a veterinary emergency and then they we herded away into another unsuitable field full of equally rich grass.
Also a Hereford cow with a horn growing into the side of its face. When I have voiced my concerns with them they are quite hostile & in complete denial of their shortcomings.
As for the land which they are supposedly rewilding, it looks like a farmer has died & the whole of his land has been left to indeed go ‘wild’. Bracken, thistle, nettle & dock are fast taking over what used to be excellent grazing meadows. There are very few wild flowers & therefore actually fewer varieties of insects & a decline in birds that frequent these meadows, something that they seem to be unaware of (probably because they hardly ever visit).
All in all I’m beyond disappointed in The Wildlife Trust. They do not deserve this land which they bought very cheaply from a retiring farmer who thought they were doing a good deed & is now devastated at the way it is being run. I don’t know how they get away with it.

Joined the Trust at Rye Harbour in East Sussex but the agent allocated me to the Cambridge branch in error instead of Berkshire. I've now received emails and phone calls from Cambridge welcoming me! I've emailed and phoned them but still not fixed. Berkshire are unable to collect my details from Cambridge due to GDPR . An impasse.
And we expect this organisation to represent us in protecting wildlife.

I ordered from them but I only realised afterwards that I hadn't selected the right delivery. They were super responsive to my request for help and bumped up my delivery free of charge, so I could get the item on time. I'm very pleased with it: an organic cotton t shirt with a really good design.

I ordered a sweatshirt costing £45.00 and expected delivery between the 3rd and 6th of December. My parcel did not arrive. I e.mailed a week ago and am still waiting for a reply. I am very disappointed , I would have ordered further items but after this experience and total lack of customer care never again.

Good quality and well designed clothing with ethical and eco ethos, but delivery was a full 7 days from placing order, which is unacceptable. There was a next day delivery icon but not a mention of it at checkout. Friends bday gift was 7 days too late

Saved a bird, handed it to a volunteer just for my equipment to be stolen. Ignored by managers and their volunteers when trying to retrieve my equipment

I was very impressed by a Wildlife Trust chap named Tim Bishop i met campaigning in my local Sainsbury recently and i was motivated to investigate further with regard to a legacy to them ....... however once again like i have found with so many other charities i found the top man gets around £200k pa plus several other highly paid managers ........ and there is no way that i can contribute to such an organisation which takes so many hard working well intentioned persons small contributions to keep a hand full of people in the lap of luxury .....

Tried looking for a clothing review !!! My partner purchased. T shirt size 12 and hoody size 12 for myself as a Xmas present, the TShirt perfect fit plenty of room , the hoody was to small so returned for the 14 , which didn’t seem any different to the 12 which felt more like a 10 , going to order the 16 , which feels very Alien , just seems a waste of energy in the posting , considering trying to be environmentally conscious.

Lovely staff and great information given regarding where my money and donations will be going for when I have the money to donate next month. It’s nice to hear it will be kept local and one of the ambassadors at arrow farm (Owen) was so friendly and helpful

I will no longer support you after hearing about your local volunteer Grey squirrel cull !
I’m appalled! They’re other humane ways of managing this and this should be looked into such as fertility control research .
I also learnt that you recently ignored help with a local toad crossing .

Crickley Hill parking scam is ruining this beauty spot. Employing a dubious parking control company that does not provide the service needed for people to pay for parking (Parking meter isn't working, and Ringo does not recognise the parking code) but will not accept your appeals.