Wyre Forest Study Group

Welcome to the Wyre Forest Study Group website, a place for celebrating the history, wildlife and landscape of Wyre.

The Wyre Forest Study Group was established in 1991 to bring together people who are actively recording the wildlife of the Wyre Forest and surrounding areas. It is the aim of the group to be a significant authority on the flora and fauna of the forest and to provide advice and information to interested people. To achieve this the group will undertake:

• To study, and work towards the conservation of the Wyre Forest and to encourage others to do so.
• To provide opportunities for local naturalists to record and publish information on the biodiversity and geodiversity of the Forest.
• To computerise biological data and liaise with local Biological Records Centres and contribute to national recording schemes.
• To liaise with local authorities, landowners and statutory bodies about conservation matters affecting the Wyre Forest.
• To promote understanding of the forest and its biodiversity and geodiversity.


  • Lodgehill Meadow

  • Columbine - Disused Railway Line

  • Springtime in Woodward's Coppice

  • Wyre Meadow in Summer

  • Autumn Colours in Wyre

  • Ramson's Dick Brook

  • Town Coppice

  • Knowle's Mill

  • Autumn in New Parks

  • Cherry Orchard Bowcastle

  • Dowles Brook

  • Ancient Oak Tree

  • Wyre Forest Visitor Centre

  • River Severn and Eyemore Wood