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FRIENDS OF THE HEDGEHOGS

Thank you from the team at Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary and from all the hedgehogs you have helped!

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There are so many people and businesses that have helped the hedgehogs at Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary, including volunteers, supporters, sponsors, and donors. If we have mistakenly not listed your name here or you would prefer your name removed, please get in touch with us ASAP.

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VOLUNTEERS AND HELPING HANDS

Thank you to those who devoted their time to helping the hedgehogs at Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary. Special thanks to those who help us with hoglets, fostering hedgehogs over the winter, and those who are hedgehog guardians. Also, a huge thank you to all those who let us release the hedgehogs we rehabilitated back into the wild through release sites.

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A special thanks to:

Medivet Nine Lives (Redbourn) - This surgery has been very kind to us and helped out with lots of injured hedgehogs that we could not treat ourselves. Special thanks to Lou, Rachel, Sarah and Chris.

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Harpenden Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts - These groups have been a great help in making both custom hedgehog shelters and cages. Special thanks to leaders Jeremy, Steve, Sally, and Jane.

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FrizKnits - Frances makes amazing crocheted hedgehogs for us to sell at stalls and events, to help raise money for the hedgehogs. Frances devotes a lot of time helping us to raise money for the Charity.

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Bluebell Craft - Harriet makes stunning hedgehog craft gifts for the Charity to sell to help raise funds. Bluebell Craft also donates handmade soaps to the Charity.

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I'd also like to thank my mother :P She has taken on a back-up role on many occasions when I was unable to get help from others on short notice. She also makes the vast majority of the craft items we sell at stalls to help raise funds for the hedgehogs, this takes a lot of time to do.

MEMBERS, PATRONS, HEDGEHOG ADOPTERS, AND DONORS

Thank you to those who donate and support us continuously and who supported us with one-time donations for the hedgehogs. You have directly helped to maintain and restore important local wildlife for future generations. The Charity receives no funds from the Government and our work is largely funded by people like you, who want to support local wildlife and help British Hedgehogs.

Donation items:

Thank you to everyone who has donated both money and items to help the hedgehogs.  We have received donated cages, carriers, towels, food, heat pads, and much more.  Everything helps and is really appreciated.

CORPORATE AND SMALL BUSINESS HEDGEHOG FRIENDS

Thank you to those who have supported us with free or sponsored services and donations.  This kind of help is a huge benefit to the Charity and greatly appreciated by all the hedgehogs we rehabilitate!

Loveweds Jewellery of Harpenden - Sponsored Printing Of Awareness Card Flyers To Help The Charity

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Waitrose (Harpenden) - Helped to fundraise for four disabled hedgehog gardens!

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John Lewis Partnership (Welwyn) - Helped to fundraise for four disabled hedgehog gardens!

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George Reddings - Helping us with designing our lovely logo.

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​Total Looks Harpenden’s Beauty Therapist - Sponsored the printing of leaflets, banners, and stickers for the Charity.  Also loaned monies for products to sell to generate income for the Charity at Christmas craft markets.

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Baz Andrews Hedge Cutting & Tree Services of Harpenden - Sponsored Printing Of Awareness Card Flyers To Help The Charity

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​AM Signs Herts - Sponsored the design, print, and placement of branding signs on 'Hogger', the hedgehog pick-up and drop off vehicle. Special thanks to Mark.

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1st Harpenden Scouts - For donating their old sit-on lawnmower to us. Special thanks to Jeremy and Dave.

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Phil Holt & Son Firewood Merchants - Sponsored Printing Of Awareness Card Flyers To Help The Charity

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Savills Harpenden - South East estate and letting agents, for sponsoring and supporting us at the Harpenden Dog Show. Special thanks to Nick.

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ASDA Luton - For donating to us through their green token scheme. Special thanks to Amanda.

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Waitrose Harpenden - For donating to us through their green token scheme. Special thanks to Stefan and Sarah.

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DOR-2-DOR (UK) - For supporting us with hedgehog awareness leaflet deliveries within the local area. Special thanks to Jeff, Will, and Vanessa.

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FrizKnits - For crocheting ornaments that are sold with 100% of the revenue going to help the hedgehogs we rehabilitate. Special thanks to Frances.

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Willmot Dixon and Aden Groundworkers - For donating 40 Tons of MOT to resurface the road at the Sanctuary.

Wild British Hedgehog Rescue Introduction - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

Wild British Hedgehog Rescue Introduction - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

This is an introduction to Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary. Briefly going through what we do and the troubles hedgehogs face. This video has been cut from a Live Stream so has a few bits where I refer to the live chat, sorry I'm just not that talented at video editing...yet...! --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
Our New Hogs Hospital Virtual Tour - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

Our New Hogs Hospital Virtual Tour - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

This is an update video/vlog for one of the projects we have recently complete, the "Hogs Hospital". This hospital has a lot of equipment inside that had been very kindly funded by Frances from Frizknits. We also had a huge amount of help from another volunteer called Mike who spends a great deal of time helping us at the Sanctuary.​ PLEASE NOTE: This is an unedited, unscripted, full recording, please excuse any "ummm's" and "eeerrr's". I usually record on the fly without too much thought behind what I'm going to talk about. I also talk to my dog Fern most of the time and it's generally a one sided conversation with the odd bark here and there :P --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
New Hedgehog Educational and Awareness Shelter at Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

New Hedgehog Educational and Awareness Shelter at Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

This is our brand new Hedgehog Educational and Awareness Shelter at Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary. Very kindly made possible through a grant from The Harpenden Trust will be used to help educate the next generation on how they can help our Wild Hedgehogs. We hold educational and awareness visits for local Scouts and Girlguiding groups with both talks and practical exercises on how they can help the hedgehogs. This shelter will allow the children to stay dry out of the weather when we host these talks. --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
New Rehabilitation Hutch Stands, Wild British Hedgehog Rescues - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

New Rehabilitation Hutch Stands, Wild British Hedgehog Rescues - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

​Mike has been helping us with making new stand for the rehabilitation hutches. These look superb and we are chuffed to bits :) Thanks Mike! These hutches are used to home hedgehogs that are in rehabilitation at the Sanctuary. Normally temporary homes for 2-8 weeks then released back in to the wild. PLEASE NOTE: This is an unedited, unscripted, full recording, please excuse any "ummm's" and "eeerrr's". I usually record on the fly without too much thought behind what I'm going to talk about. I also talk to my dog Fern most of the time and it's generally a one sided conversation with the odd bark here and there :P --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
Outside Hedgehog Rehabilitation Hutches Renewed ready for Winter - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

Outside Hedgehog Rehabilitation Hutches Renewed ready for Winter - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

A huge thank you to Mike for helping us with renewing all the outside hedgehog rehabilitation hutches at the sanctuary. We have fixed more than 40 of them which over the year were in need of repair. These hutches had been donated or kindly made by the local community for the hedgehogs we have in rehabilitation. --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
REQUEST FOR HELP: Fundraising for new wild hedgehog gardens to home blind hedgehogs at the sanctuary
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

REQUEST FOR HELP: Fundraising for new wild hedgehog gardens to home blind hedgehogs at the sanctuary

Hello everyone! We would like to create several wild hedgehog gardens to home special hedgehogs that we are unable to fully release back in to the wild. These hedgehogs are typically blind having endured very bad injuries to the head. If you were thinking of helping Charities this year and looking for ideas to help fundraise, we would love your help! We are hoping some lovely followers might help do some fundraising this year for one or more of our new wild hedgehog gardens to home blind hedgehogs at the sanctuary. You can read more about what we were thinking of in this article: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/post/looking-for-quotes-for-hedgehog-garden-work-based-in-harpenden-hertfordhsire-please-share --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
Sponsored Printing Of Awareness Card Flyers To Help The Charity - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

Sponsored Printing Of Awareness Card Flyers To Help The Charity - Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

Thank you to our very kind sponsors for paying for the printing cost of our new awareness and support card flyers :) That was really kind of you all! - Phil Holt & Son Firewood Merchants www.holtslogs.co.uk - Total Looks Beauty, Harpenden www.totallooks.co.uk - Baz Andrews Hedge Cutting & Tree Services of Harpenden www.bazandrews.co.uk - Loveweds Jewellery of Harpenden www.lovewedsjewellers.co.uk - The C2 Group www.c2.group --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
Please Support Twitch Streamer Helping To Raise Funds For The Hedgehogs - @GeekBeak [April 2021]
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Hornbeam Wood Hedgehog Sanctuary

Please Support Twitch Streamer Helping To Raise Funds For The Hedgehogs - @GeekBeak [April 2021]

GeekBeak 'Save a Spiky Boi' fundraiser: https://tiltify.com/@geekbeak/save-a-spiky-boi GeekBeak's stream schedule: https://www.twitch.tv/geekbeak/schedule Watch his stream live through Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/geekbeak/ During April 2021 GeekBeak and his Yarr Movement of followers will be helping the hedgehogs by gaming live via Twitch.TV with a Charity fundraiser goal of £1,200! GeekBeak writes "April is about the Hedgehogs. Me and the kids love the little snufflers and Hornbeam Wood are a family run Charity rescuing and rehabilitating sick or injured British Wild Hedgehogs, and orphaned Hoglets. Lets do something a little bit different this month and have some fun and celebrate the humble hog!" --------------------------------------------------------------------- HORNBEAM WOOD HEDGEHOG SANCTUARY 🦔🐾🐾🐾🐾: A family run Charity that looks after European Wild Hedgehogs. We use 100% of income generated from our shop and from donations to help the hedgehogs. Setup in April 2015, based in Harpenden, Hertfordshire. Mother and son are involved on a daily basis rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing hedgehogs back in to the wild. The Charity rehabilitates wild hedgehogs and hoglets that are sick, injured, underweight. Registered Charity No. 1190048 We hope to use this platform to spread awareness and help promote ways you can help British Wild Hedgehogs. Donate to us through our Paypal Giving Fund (Please check Gift Aid if UK tax payer): https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/4046519 More ways to support us: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/support-hedgehog-charity Subscribe to our news letter for the latest updates: https://www.hornbeamwood.org.uk/hedgehog-news-subscriptions --------------------------------------------------------------------- WHY HAS THE UK WILD HEDGEHOG POPULATION DECLINED SO MUCH SINCE THE YEAR 2000? The Wild British Hedgehog has been included in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List for British Mammals. Their population has decreased by about 30% in urban areas and 50% in rural areas since the year 2000. As of 2020, it is estimated (PTES) that up to 335k hedgehogs are killed each year on the roads. Their habitats have been diminishing and their inability to access and travel though gardens and across roads has become in most cases, impossible. Roads create invisible barriers and also physical barriers for hedgehogs. The use of poisons like slug pellets, and intensive agricultural farming also have a part to play in their decreased populations though the loss of hedges and pesticides. --------------------------------------------------------------------- #hedgehog #cam #hoglets #wild #ukmammals #hwhs #hedgehogsanctuary #harpenden #hertfordshire #charity
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