Autumn colour (c) Ross Hoddinott/2020VISION
Autumn in Shropshire
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Having spent her childhood exploring the Shropshire countryside — photographing butterflies, feeding birds, and observing nature up…
In a Nutshell: The Magic and Myth of Hazelnuts
This year brought a small but joyful harvest — homegrown hazelnuts from the garden. From their role as a prehistoric superfood to their…
Let us choose hope: IUCN World Conservation Congress
As the IUCN World Conservation Congress begins, The Wildlife Trusts Director of Landscape Recovery, Rob Stoneman, reports on the opening…
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Barn Owl (Tyto alba) (c) Danny Green/2020VISION
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Nature charities call on peers to de-weaponise the Planning Bill
Amendments to the Bill are vital to prevent dismantling of wildlife protection
New report shows UK nature bearing brunt of chaotic climate
The Wildlife Trusts warn: Government is shockingly underprepared
New guide to help land managers welcome visitors: A Space for Everyone
A new guide is published by The Wildlife Trusts today to help land managers across the UK improve outdoor places for visitors called, A…
