Corporate membership wildlife trust with OCM
February 3, 2021
Corporate membership wildlife trust partnerships help businesses support conservation and protect local environments. By working with organisations focused on wildlife, companies can make a lasting impact on biodiversity and sustainability.
OCM has joined Worcestershire Wildlife Trust as a corporate member. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to protecting wildlife and supporting valuable conservation work across Worcestershire.
Supporting wildlife and local habitats
Through this corporate membership wildlife trust partnership, OCM is helping to support projects that protect habitats and promote biodiversity. The Trust plays a vital role in maintaining ecosystems that allow native species to thrive.
In addition, the organisation manages more than 80 nature reserves across the county. These sites cover almost 3,000 acres and provide safe environments for a wide range of wildlife. You can also explore national conservation efforts through The Wildlife Trusts.
A shared commitment to sustainability
OCM believes that protecting wildlife is essential for future generations. As environmental challenges continue to grow, businesses must take responsibility for reducing their impact and supporting positive change.
This corporate membership wildlife trust partnership reflects that approach. It also aligns with OCM’s wider focus on sustainability, including responsible IT disposal and reuse. You can learn more here:
https://www.ocmbiz.com/how-it-works
Supporting conservation beyond reserves
The Trust’s work extends beyond its reserves. It also supports landowners, farmers and communities to manage land in a way that benefits wildlife.
As a result, habitats across Worcestershire continue to improve, from private gardens to larger rural spaces. This collaborative approach helps create a stronger and more connected natural environment.
A unique part of OCM’s history
OCM’s connection to the environment is long-standing. In fact, the company’s first logo featured a tree, inspired by the Old Cider Mill in Feckenham, where the business name originated.
This heritage highlights a long-term appreciation for nature and reinforces the importance of partnerships like this.
Find out more
To learn more about how the Trust protects wildlife across Worcestershire, visit:
https://www.worcswildlifetrust.co.uk
