As spring arrives, many garden birds begin choosing nest sites, building nests and raising their young. Species like Blue Tit and European Robin may already be exploring nest boxes, sheds or other…

Using these apps doesn’t just help you put a name to what you’ve seen — it changes how you experience the outdoors. When we learn to recognise species, we begin to notice patterns, seasons,…

The Wildlife Trusts' Chief Executive, Craig Bennett, sets out why the Prime Minister's plan to restore pride to local communities won't succeed unless nature is front and centre.…

Joe Keegan, Public Affairs Officer, takes a look at the impact of horticulture on peat habitats in the UK.

Naftal Zinyemba, EDI Officer, explains what Race Equality Week is, and why it matters to The Wildlife Trusts

The Oswestry Depave project is a community-led initiative transforming hard, paved surfaces into greener, more permeable spaces that help rainwater soak naturally into the ground. Delivered by…

Head of Nature Reserves, Tom Freeland reflects on the achievements, challenges and lessons in the year since Shropshire Wildlife Trust started restoring Betchcott Hill.

The Perry and Peatland project is working with farmers to create nature-based solutions to flood management. Harnessing their local and generational knowledge the solutions are of farmer-led…

Winter brings long nights and dark days, but nature’s palette is as bright as ever.

Dr Cath notices mistletoe appearing in parts of Shropshire where it was previously uncommon and learns that its range is expanding beyond its traditional Midlands stronghold. Research suggests…