Butterfly Conservation
Amy Walkden is an experienced health protection practitioner currently employed by the UK Health Security Agency since October 2021, with a prior role at Public Health England. Walkden also serves as the Devon Branch Secretary for Butterfly Conservation and is actively involved as a community volunteer with Devon Wildlife Trust and as a tree warden and parish councillor for Abbotskerswell Parish Council. Previous experience includes freelance writing and positions within NHS Drug and Alcohol Services. Walkden holds a Bachelor of Science in Mental Health Nursing from the University of Plymouth and a Higher National Diploma in Human Resources Management from the University of Gloucestershire.
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Butterfly Conservation
Butterfly Conservation is a leading charity and the world’s largest organisation dedicated to the conservation of butterflies and moths. Our mission is to halt and then reverse the decline of butterflies and moths. By achieving this goal we can help create a healthier environment in which we all can live. Butterflies and moths are a vital part of our wildlife heritage and they are valuable indicators of the health of our environment. Our surveys reveal that they continue to decline at a rate that is faster than most other well-documented groups of plants and animals. Our work will benefit other wildlife and the ecosystems upon which all life depends. Butterfly Conservation’s research advises people how to conserve and restore habitats. We run programmes for more than 100 threatened species and are involved in conserving hundreds of sites and reserves. To find out more about our work and how you can get involved or become a member please visit www.butterfly-conservation.org.