Across our region much vital maintenance work has been made possible with a generous grant from the Heritage Emergency Fund, enabling use of contractors, purchase of new equipment and habitat…

We are very grateful to Ewing Associates, a local financial planning company, for choosing to support our work with local wildlife.

The Chilterns Conservation Board has received funding to design Chalkscapes, an exciting new landscape project inspiring a wide range of communities to take action for nature and wildlife, in…

The Wildlife Trust has brilliant volunteers from all sectors of life - even meteorologists who have glaciers named after them . . .

West Cambs reserves manager Aidan Matthews reflects on the implications of muddy conditions underfoot at Brampton Wood

Despite the wind and the rain, across Beds, Cambs and Northants - and further afield - last week many of us walked, counted steps and saw plenty of wonderful wildlife. Many thanks to everyone who…

All Saints Church, Grafham, Cambridgeshire has been awarded a bronze plaque in our Conservation Churchyard Awards scheme

One of the most ancient woods in Cambridgeshire, Brampton Wood, undergoes annual autumnal conifer removal, returning it to native broad-leaved deciduous species. Caution, men at work!

Today The Wildlife Trusts launch 30 by 30 - a bold mission to start putting nature into recovery across at least 30% of land and sea by 2030.

We are very pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Wildlife Gardening at Work competition - congratulations to them and thanks to all who entered.