It’s that time of year again when we enjoy spine-tingling tales of the supernatural! For centuries plants and animals have been associated with terrifying ghosts, omens of doom and things that go…

September arrives with a rich harvest of fruits and nuts and although the weather may still be fair, the rapidly shortening days are a signal to wildlife that its time to take action – the cold,…

Sophie Baker, Communications Officer for the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Northamptonshire, reveals why we should celebrate, not fear, this mysterious British reptile.

The climate and ecological crisis demands a fundamental shift in how we think about solutions.

Many people perceive the Somerset coast as cloudy red water, acres of mud and shingle and a featureless, grey shore covered in a light coating of silt. Maybe because of this, naturalists have…

Like any conservation land management carried out on nature reserve quality habitats, the management of ragwort is quite a complex and nuanced subject, requiring many considerations to be balanced…

Dragonflies, damselflies, juicy blackberries and baby hedgehogs - what's not to love?!

After weeks of campaigning to pause Part 3 of the Government's proposed Planning and Infrastructure Bill, the Government has now released a set of amendments — but they don't go far…

If you’ve been lucky enough to have not had your hope of a liveable future destroyed by our current government, let me quickly destroy it for you now: earlier this year, the government introduced…

The sounds of summer: a rhythmic chirping from somewhere in the grass and buzzards calling overhead.