The Warwickshire branch of Butterfly Conservation has an active committee and an active team of dedicated volunteers. Our membership has steadily increased year on year as more and more people in our region become acutely aware of the plight of our butterflies and moths, and the declining state of the natural environment.

Through the branch network, countless volunteers carry out thousands of hours of practical conservation tasks every year, managing our butterfly reserve at our Ryton Wood Meadows butterfly reserve. They also help care for and manage other important butterfly sites across the region in association with a range of partners and landowners. Volunteers record and monitor butterflies and moths, organise field trips for our members, and raise awareness of butterflies and moths through events and fundraising activities.

Discover more about the history of the Warwickshire branch of Butterfly Conservation from its inaugural committee meeting in 1996 to the present day.