‘Good conservation depends on good science.’
An evidence-based approach has long been one of our core values, underpinning all our work and featuring as a key point in our very first business plan back in 2000. But we don’t just apply…
Our Blogs
Climate change - consistency please!
The evidence is unequivocal and stark: global warming and climate change are here to stay - and, as Sir David Attenborough told the UN Climate Summit in Poland, we have to take action
21 years on… why are we here?
CEO Brian Eversham looks back at 21 years since joining the staff at the Wildlife Trust.
Weather or climate? The lasting effects of a hot summer
In his second blog on the subject, our Chief Executive Brian Eversham discusses the long-term effects the long hot summer could have on our wildlife.
Insects and hot summers
With Britain experiencing a sustained heatwave, our Chief Executive, Brian Eversham, looks at the effect warm summers have on Britain's insect populations.
When a 'new' species isn't news
Whether you call it a species or a subspecies, good conservation helps take care of both
A Brexit fit for wildlife?
Theresa May’s speech on 17 January 2017 provided further detail on what the UK’s departure from the European Union will actually mean.
The science behind our conservation work
The importance of wildlife surveys and the vital support from volunteers
After the referendum
After a long and fractious campaign, we have a result. This is a momentous time which sets us thinking about the future, not just the next few weeks or months, but years and decades ahead.
What is conservation?
A panel at the 2016 Cambridge Science Festival discussed the question: What is Conservation? Brian reflects on some questions that came out of the discussion.