“Whirledge & Nott have acted as agents for the Essex Wildlife Trust for over 20 years and have helped us to grow as an organisation, which now manages and protects over 8,400 acres of land on 89 reserves and nature parks. They have worked with us to acquire land generally but also helped us to manage the land and the associated properties so as to maximise the return whilst having regard for our conservation aims. We have achieved some fantastic outcomes with Whirledge & Nott’s support and we regularly introduced and recommended them to other environmental bodies and trusts.”
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