Endangered Species Wildlife Conservation
Endangered species live in your local area. Shropshire Wildlife Trust helps with wildlife conservation by protecting the habitat for…
A hedge blog by Hedgy McHogface
I am getting increasingly upset when I hear the news that my species is declining so rapidly that we could be extinct within 30 years in the UK. We have been around for 15 million years and…
#GetOutsideDay
Today we are celebrating #GetOutsideDay, championed by Ordnance Survey. Our Education Officer, Bryony Carter has been on a mission for the last few years to climb all mountains over 2000ft in…
Autumn berries
Berries are abundant at this time of the year but we are lucky to have several more unusual species in Shropshire.
Late summer butterflies
With summer quickly heading towards Autumn the nights are starting to draw in and many of our borders are beginning to flag after flowering all summer. However, we still need to give wildlife a…
All rivers flow to the sea
Over the last two weeks we have been celebrating National Marine Week, highlighting the wonderful wildlife found in UK seas. However, populations of marine wildlife have been shown to have…
How You Can Do Your Bit for Wildlife Conservation
We are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of wildlife on our planet. With many species of birds, insects and other animals under the threat of extinction, it is more important than ever…
Keeping it wild - 365 days wild
Thank you to everyone who has taken part in this year's 30 days wild. Now let's go 365 days wild!
Finding wild orchids in Shropshire
Orchids have long held a mystique, but have recently become a staple house plant in garden centres and supermarkets.
Shropshire’s nature reserves and wild places are full of orchids – many…
Mike's 200 bird challenge Blog 11
Skomer/Ramsey Islands: puffins and shearwaters.
Mike's 200 bird challenge Blog 10
Worlds End, Leasowes and Burton Mere RSPB: warblers and grouse.