The National Trust - Products
The National Trust cares for over 300 historic houses, 700 miles of coastline and over 600,000 acres of countryside making them Britain's largest conservation charity. They receive no direct support from the government - you can help by becoming a member and enjoy an unlimited number of days out with National Trust membership.
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The National Trust Single Membership
from just £36.38
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The National Trust Family Group Membership
from just £63.38
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The National Trust Family (One Adult) Membership
from just £40.13
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The National Trust Joint Membership
from just £59.63
Others way to help
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The National Trust Gift Shop
from just £5.00
Latest from our Charity Blog
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Free Water Audit with WWF UK Save Water Swindon Campaign
The town of Swindon is bidding to become the countries most water efficient area. The Save Water Swindon campaign has been launched in conjunction with WWF-UK, Waterwise and Thames Water to help ease pressures on the natural environment whilst also helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.The plan is for Swindon to be used as an example to the rest of the country as they prepare to reduce their water use. Residents of the Wiltshire town will be supported in their efforts to save water for the next 12 months by the Environment Agency who have deemed the area seriously water stressed.
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WWF Warn of Ice Free Arctic Danger
WWF charity officials will be launching a new set of reports on new guidelines for the protection of a new, warmer Arctic. The International Governance and Regulation of the Marine Arctic reports were launched in Denmark to coincide with the visit of Russian president Medvedev and show that new plans need to be put into place for this highly vulnerable environment. As the region is no longer completely ice covered, the area is more susceptible to fishing and shipping, which in turn will have a profound effect on its natural habitat and resources.
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The Magic Snorkel Website
The Magic Snorkel is a great website for divers to not only support shark & marine conservation, but also save themselves money off diving, equipment & dive insurance. The site itself was first created to help unify the global dive community & the need to actively help save the planets oceans and its inhabitants, particularly those that are under threat. The Magic Snorkel's aim is raise money to support marine conservation agencies and help them to protect the world's fragile diving environments.
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WWF Over the Moon With Earth Hour Success
WWF charity officials are absolutely chuffed with the response to this year's Earth Hour, where millions of people around the world joined forces to highlight public support for action on climate change. The now an annual global event crossed all seven continents in 125 countries, with more than 4,000 cities and towns taking part, making it the biggest switch off ever. People were asked to sign up and switch off their lights for one hour at 8.30pm on Saturday 27th March 2010, and boy did they do so in great numbers!
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Vote for Your Favourite WWF Earth Hour Video
WWF UK has shortlisted their final 3 short films for their fantastic Earth Hour, and your vote can help decide the top prize-winner. That's right, decision time is finally here for the 3 aspiring film makers whose one minute Earth Hour videos have made it this far. Simply click on the link below to check out the finalists and vote, it will only take you a couple of minutes and all 3 shorts a pretty cool. After you've chosen your favourite why not tell a few of your friends to vote too!
