Companion planting herbs and veg. Image: Autumn Barlow
Somerset’s Wildlife category winner (18 and over) - Perching Egrets, 2024. Image: Simon de Wilton
Somerset’s changing landscapes
Understanding the challenges facing Somerset, from biodiversity loss to the effects of climate change.
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Photography Competition
Calling all wildlife photographers! Our annual photography competition is back for the summer.
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A Wilder Legacy
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Restoring Somerset’s nature
With the help of volunteers and the support of over 23,000 members, we look after some of Somerset's most iconic landscapes and special wildlife. We restore, strengthen and connect habitats and green spaces on a landscape scale so nature can recover and thrive in the future. We inspire people and communities to put nature into their everyday life and stand up for the natural environment upon which we all depend.
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The Wildlife Trusts play a very important part in protecting our natural heritage. I would encourage anyone who cares about wildlife to join them.
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A mistle thrush (Turdus viscivorus)
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Wildlife Gardening
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Roundleaved Sundew - Leszek Wygachiewicz
Westhay Moor Peatland Restoration
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Ocean odysseys
Take a glimpse into the journeys of three incredible ocean wanderers.
More than 350 threatened species to benefit from record government investment
Over 350 threatened species across England are set to benefit from the largest ever investment in species recovery, with two Somerset…
Moths in the mail
As moths get the Royal Mail stamp of approval, we celebrate the ten special species they’ve chosen to spotlight.
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Ubley Warren Nature Reserve - Matt Sweeting
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