Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is celebrating its 60th anniversary
The Sand Martin hide at Attenborough Nature Reserve, which is now home to 160 recorded bird species
The Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has been campaigning to protect the county's green spaces and habitats since 1962.It has also promised it will continue to "fight wildlife's corner" in the years to come.The trust said protected areas like Attenborough Nature Reserve would not exist without it Attenborough now draws in some 500,000 visitors annually while being a habitat for more than 160 species of birds.
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