This joint project between Staffordshire Wildlife Trust and Tamworth Borough Council aims to improve Tamworth's wild spaces.

Sites are designated as Local Nature Reserves and community conservation groups are set up to manage the sites.

Hodge Lane, Amington: Local volunteers now carry out a day's work a month. 

Kettlebrook: Stretches from Glascote to Wilnecote and runs through Belgrave.

The Friends of Warwickshire Moor, Bolehall: residents meet on the first Saturday and third Sunday of every month.

Tameside Wildlife Conservation Group: set up  to manage Tameside Nature Reserve in Fazeley. This group meets on the second Sunday of every month to carry out work. Future plans for the site include a large-scale wetland improvements project.

Dosthill Park Wildlife Group meets on the first Sunday of each month.

Town Wall Conservation group carries out conservation tasks on the site on the second Sunday of the month. 

The project also gives local schools and other groups the opportunity to go on educational visits to a Local Nature Reserve near them. Project Officers will take classes to the reserve and carry out environmental activities.