Wildlife
Hodstock Priory - Snowdrops
January 31st 2012
In February, visitors flock to the privately owned 19th century Hodsock Priory on an annual pilgrimage to wonder at the carpet of four million snowdrops that are scattered throughout five acres of its woods
Call to save our heritage in Weston
January 27th 2012
The historic and archaeological importance of Weston Medieval Deer Park is hoped to be recognised by English Heritage, as Louise McEvoy finds out
Bristol Conservation & Science Foundation is calling on people to help collect migrating toads
January 26th 2012
Volunteers are being sought to help save hundreds of toads and other amphibians from being killed as they make their perilous annual breeding migration. Some roads have been closed throught Bristol & Wiltshire to allow amphibians to cross safely.
How to recognise a tweet
January 25th 2012
This is the best time of year to start learning the language of the birds, says ornithologist and ecologist Denis Jackson
Worcestershire wildlife: rivers of life
January 23rd 2012
By Lucy Wood and Phil Smith, water and wetlands officers with Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Barn Owls boosted by wildlife success
January 19th 2012
A new study predicts a boost of 25 per cent in Barn Owl numbers on farms growing commercial crops alongside special wildlife habitats.
Few creatures capture our imagination as deeply as owls
January 17th 2012
Few creatures capture our imagination as deeply as owls, not bad for an animal that only comes out when we’re all asleep – or do they? Cheshire Wildlife Trust’s Tom Marshall investigates
Salmon is returning in growing numbers to North Yorkshire's River Ure
January 11th 2012
Salmon returning in growing numbers to the now gin-clear River Ure could be a welcome boost to the local economy. Terry Fletcher reports Photographs by Joan Russell
Surrey Wildlife Trust events diary 2012 - conservation, walks and discovery
January 11th 2012
Surrey Wildlife Trust reveal what to keep an eye out for this month and where you can join them for nature related events in Surrey...
Robins: Our winter favourite
January 4th 2012
Sarah Buckingham at Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust looks at our favourite winter feathered friend – the robin...
The legacy of Kitty's Orchard
January 3rd 2012
Alison McGachy, Gwent Wildlife Trust fundraising manager, on the gift that keeps on growing
Bambis' Guardian Angel
January 3rd 2012
Sarah Ford meets a wildlife assistant who is dedicated to caring for real-life Bambis.
Gloucestershire through the lens
January 2nd 2012
Gloucestershire’s Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust names regional photography winners
Gloucestershire through the lens
January 2nd 2012
Gloucestershire’s Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust names regional photography winners
MPs brand planning reforms a threat to the countryside
December 21st 2011
The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) today welcomed the call by a cross-party committee of MPs for ‘significant changes’ to improve the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).
WildLife groups
December 21st 2011
Make it your New Years resolution to save the wildlife on your doorstep
The Grey Seals of the Dee Estuary get ready for winter
December 19th 2011
As we batten down the hatches for winter an exodus of our largest marine mammal, the grey seal, is taking place from the tempestuous sandbanks of the Dee Estuary. Cheshire Wildlife Trust’s Tom Marshall discovers the astonishing reason why
Wild Christmas gift guide
December 5th 2011
Some of the best gifts from Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust...
Surrey's parakeets: friends or foes?
December 1st 2011
A familiar sight in Surrey's gardens, the county's famous flock of parakeets have made a colourful addition to our native bird life. MATTHEW WILLIAMS finds out more about these exotic creatures and how they came to make their home here.
Berkshire farmers and volunteers provide snapshot of birdlife
November 23rd 2011
The RSPB’s annual survey shows which are thriving in our fields
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