Forest Schools flourish thanks to funding boost
Friday 15th January, 2016
Inner city children benefit from regular access to natural world
£10,000 raised in memory of local ‘green hero’ for the fascinating kingdom of fungi
Friday 15th January, 2016
• The Justin Smith Foundation raised funds to increase awareness about “forgotten fungi kingdom” • £10,000 donated to Avon Wildlife Trust for use in fungi, lichen and botany education.
Walton Common – introduction of grazing
Wednesday 13th January, 2016
Public statement
Updated statement on Portbury Wharf Nature Reserve
Monday 11th January, 2016
Peregrine Box installed on Bristol Cathedral's roof
Monday 4th January, 2016
Avon Wildlife Trust are working with Bristol Cathedral to create a wildlife hotspot at the heart of the city.
Tony Juniper becomes President of The Wildlife Trusts
Wednesday 23rd December, 2015
Tony Juniper - campaigner, writer and well-known environmentalist – has been appointed President of The Wildlife Trusts.
Updated statement on Portbury Wharf
Wednesday 23rd December, 2015
As 2015 draws to a close, Avon Wildlife Trust is disappointed that North Somerset Council has still not made a final decision on who will manage the nature reserve at Portbury Wharf. Despite ongoing attempts on behalf of the Trust to engage the PMML Board in discussion about the best course of future action, there has been no response.
Rare discovery brings Christ-moss cheer
Tuesday 22nd December, 2015
Last week, an incredibly rare moss was discovered still clinging on to a rocky outcrop, on Walton Common, an Avon Wildlife Trust nature reserve near Clevedon.
Bath Christmas Market supports Avon Wildlife Trust with woodland conservation
Monday 16th November, 2015
Bath Christmas Market is supporting local native woodland conservation by teaming up with Avon Wildlife Trust, who will supply Christmas trees to decorate this year’s festive market.
New poll reveals parents’ concern over children’s lack of wildlife experiences
Wednesday 4th November, 2015
Children are happier, healthier and more creative when they are connected to the natural world. This should be an option not just for a few, but for every child in the UK. The Wildlife Trusts launch new initiative to make ‘Every Child Wild’.
Avon Wildlife Trust