credit Sam Tucker
The decision to take East West Rail to Cambourne reduces the risks of ecological damage, but a route to the north of the A428 offers enormous potential and should be properly investigated
The State of Nature Report 2019 has been released.
The Wildlife Trust are working with Cambridge City Council to raise awareness of these prickly mammals across the city and help connect their habitats together
Have your say - public consultation open until 5 August.
Stars speak up for wildlife in our new film trailer hitting cinemas this weekend
As east-west rail links between Oxford and Cambridge are proposed, questions are raised about significant impacts on the environment, with further clarification and detail sought on the proposed…
The draft Environment Bill proposes a weaker Green Watchdog than our current EU protection and must go further if we are to put nature into recovery. Will you speak to your MP?
Sustainable environmental land management is the way forward for wildlife friendly farming - we work with farmers locally advising on habitat creation and management for the benefit of all species…
The Wildlife Trust's newly launched guidelines for housing provides a vision for future development - with Cambourne as an example of wildlife-friendly development