West of England B-Lines project
We are working to create networks of rich habitats for pollinators across the West of England, joining up landscapes and allowing insects like bees and butterflies to feed and flourish.
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Free the beaver! A new vision for beavers in England and Wales
The Wildlife Trusts say: end enclosures and take action for beavers to be wild
Avon Wildlife Trust Response to West of England Joint Spatial Plan Consultation
Over the next 20 years, the West of England is facing an unprecedented level of development. The region is currently finalising the Joint Spatial Plan, which sets out the need for new housing,…
Natural Carbon Solutions
We face a climate emergency. Extreme weather events are on the increase and the impacts of a warming climate are becoming evident on our beloved wildlife, with some UK species being pushed to the…
Consultation on West of England Joint Spatial Plan – our concern for bat colonies
The Joint Spatial Plan (JSP), which sets out proposals for built development across the West of England, has reached an important stage, with hearings taking place during July, September and…
New legal protections edge England closer towards wild beaver return
This week we were delighted to see that Defra has announced new legislation that will provide legal protection for beavers in England, like those in our River Avon, and could pave the way for the…
Historic day for beavers in England
More support needed for landowners to enable beavers’ return, say The Wildlife Trusts and Beaver Trust.
Decorating for Christmas the natural way
Using elements from the earth to create natural Christmas decorations is a great way to reduce waste, make your home smell great naturally, and celebrate your love for nature. It’s likely you have…
Natural Barriers Team Wilder
Creating natural barriers, such as dead hedges, willow and hazel borders and native hedges have benefits for wildlife as well as for people. Cover your bins, section off areas of your garden, allotment or community green space and make a habitat for wildlife.
Natural wonders to look forward to this spring
Though it might not feel like it with the flurry of snow we’ve had this week, spring is just around the corner, and with it brings a host of glorious nature and wildlife to reawaken our senses and…
The Wildlife Trusts warn: As England smoulders, Westminster’s war on nature must stop
New report urges Government to change course on nature protection amidst summer of wildfires
How we manage natural landscapes
Managing Natural Landscapes - Avon Wildlife Trust manages nature reserves across the region, and looks after other land in partnership with farmers and landowners. From the rolling hills and valleys of the Mendips and Cotswolds, to the sweep of the Severn Estuary and its low-lying wetlands, our region’s landscapes are inspiring, varied and beautiful. And we’re working hard to help wildlife thrive in ancient woodlands, open wildflower grassland and coastal wetlands across Avon.