Welcome to our Native Wild England Website

This wonderful informative site is at last live after 14 months of diligent work: we do hope it will be  received warmly by our readers. 

After a great deal of thought and discussion with the team it was decided to base this native wildlife website on an A-Z of 365 animals. You can learn about one animal each day and we hope you will find each write-up informative and pleasing to read.

We have a surprising number of animal species in England, the vast majority of which are rarely seen and little known by most people.   For example we want  our readers to know something about our native 2 frogs, 2 toads, 3 snakes, 3 lizards, 3 newts, 17 bats, 24 land mammals and 94 resident birds.

The site, with its  365 animals, includes marine and insect life.  The information about each animal is presented in a child-friendly format which is easy-to-read.   We hope it will appeal to children and adults alike. 

Over the coming months it is intended to write more detailed information on approximateley 125 animals, with each divided into 5 age categories.  These age categories will correspond to school years 2- 6 (Ages 6- 11) and will be written in a style with grammar compatible to the National Curriculum for each age group.

You will find our A-Z list has the following symbol  .  This symbol identifies the age categories.   At the moment we have 37 age categories listed on our site and we will also be including Adult Fact Files in the not too distant future!

Thank You to our Supporters and Sponsors........

Your help has allowed us to deliver this wonderful website for which  we are truly grateful.   We do hope this site brings children and adults alot of enjoyment and we hope that our readers will continually use the site for reference.

Thank you to Live Link New Media......  

A special thank you for all your support, creative input and professionalism in helping to design this website.  The Wild England team are absolutely delighted with the results.  For further information on Live Link New Media click here: www.livelinknewmedia.com

Do you have stories for us?

If you have any stories /pictures for us that relates to any of the animals on our site, we would love to hear them.    For example:

-          Would you like to share a funny / serious / precious story?

-          Please tell us of any rare sightings of any of the animals on our site.

-          Have you any photographs you’d like to send us?

Your name and town will be mentioned in our news section.

Your help would be greatly appreciated and thank you for spending the time reading about our project!

Please let us kow what your favourite animals are!

Email - info@wildengland.com

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