EDUCATIONAL & AWARENESS RESOURCE DOWNLOADS

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HOW TO MAKE 4 EASY HEDGEHOG HOMES & A FEEDING STATION

A pdf format document that details the materials and steps need to build 4 different very easy hedgehog houses from simple materials such as logs and bricks that requires little to no work.  Pictures included and step by step guide. Also shows you how to build a simple feeding station from a plastic tub!

HWHS - INFORMATIONAL LEAFLET 1

A pdf format leaflet about Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary and top tips to helping wild hedgehogs. This was kindly produced by Reggie from Oaklands College.

HWHS - INFORMATIONAL LEAFLET 2

A pdf leaflet that about Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary and how to help hedgehogs in need of a rescue.  This leaflet also contains ways you can help support our work. Kindly produced by Callum Hehir from Oaklands College.

BONFIRE AWARENESS

A printable pdf format poster that can be used to help highlight the dangers of bonfires especially during the festive bonfire night time of the year.

DISCOVER THE WORLD OF HEDGEHOGS

A pdf format document that can be printed that highlights a few interesting facts about Wild British Hedgehogs. Includes a few photos of some of the hedgehogs rehabilitated at Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary.

DRAW A WILD HEDGEHOG TEMPLATE

A printable A4 pdf document that can be used to draw your own Hedgehog! Simply print and put your artistic talents to work. Don't forget to name your hedgehog!

20 TOP TIPS FOR THE BEST GARDEN FOR HEDGEHOGS

This is a 20 page pdf document with one tip on each page. They can be printed off for hedgehog awareness material and also to help promote ways people can make their garden hedgehog friendly.

TOP TIPS TO HELP HEDGEHOGS IN YOUR GARDEN

This pdf document illustrates the ways you can help hedgehogs in your garden with photos. Including simple changes to your garden that benefit the hedgehogs and a few dangers that could be present.

EDUCATION AND AWARENESS POSTERS FOR HEDGEHOGS

This is a compiled poster pack in one zip file of 33 different awareness posters that can be printed off and displayed.  They contain advice and information on hedgehogs along with tips and guides to making habitats and feeding stations. These posters have been produced by The British Hedgehog Preservation Society.

OUR INSTAGRAM STORY TEMPLATES

Various Instagram story size images to share with all the ways people can help support us. Includes images with links to ways people can donate and also other ways to help support the work that we do.

THE STATE OF BRITAIN’S HEDGEHOGS 2022

Summary:

• Hedgehogs in Britain have undergone a long historic decline, but differences between urban and rural populations are increasingly apparent.

• In urban areas, the picture is of a stable population showing signs of recovery. This highlights the importance of gardens and green spaces, and local action by people like you.

• In stark contrast, rural populations remain low. In the last two decades, numbers have continued to decline by between a third and three-quarters nationally. The largest declines are seen in the eastern half of England.

The State of Britain’s Hedgehogs 2022 report, published by People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) and the British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS).

THE STATE OF BRITAIN’S HEDGEHOGS 2018

In 2015, The State of Britain’s Hedgehogs , by People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) and the British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS), outlined the findings of four surveys recording hedgehogs in urban and rural areas, and showed a worrying decline.

THE STATE OF BRITAIN’S HEDGEHOGS 2015

This report updates the findings from 2011, analysing data from four surveys between 2000 and 2014. The picture suggests a continuing decline, in both rural and urban landscapes. Since 2000, rural populations have declined by at least a half and urban populations by up to a third in the same period.

THE STATE OF BRITAIN’S HEDGEHOGS 2011

There has never been a national census of hedgehog numbers but several on-going surveys have collected data on their relative abundance nationally since 1996. Preliminary data from two surveys run by People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) over the past decade indicated an alarming fall in the numbers of hedgehogs in urban and rural areas. Now, a report by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) commissioned by PTES and the British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) to determine the state of Britain's hedgehogs, indicates that at a conservative estimate a quarter of the population has been lost in the last ten years.

OUR LOGO

Our logo in both jpg and png formats. The png format has a transparent background. Various sizes for print resolutions and social images.