With International Bat Night coming up this weekend (29 – 30 August 2026), Communications Officer Abbie introduces you to one of the rarest species which calls our region home.

Apart from the buzzing of bees on the lavender, it’s very quiet in the garden at the moment. Only a few short weeks ago, the trees, hedges, and grass were alive with an avian chorus that included…

What can be done at a landscape level to adapt to our changing climate? Stuart McCarthy-Thompson shares our vision for a more resilient future at Ebdon Farm.

Across the UK, the impacts of climate change are no longer a distant warning for future generations. Gemma Lane, Land Use Policy Manager, discusses how the summer's heat and drought is…

The bog blog is a one stop shop for learning about bogs and how miraculous they are! Uncover the incredible adaptations that plants have come up with to survive life in the bog.

As the 2025/26 Wildlife Champions celebrate the end of an inspiring year, we're delighted to welcome a new cohort of 20 Champions ready to build on that momentum.

We spent the day surveying for pollinators at Royal Horticultural Society Badminton Flower Show, alongside garden designer, Darren Gillingham.

Our first Community Gathering event showed how every action for nature makes a difference, and ever person has something to contribute.

To celebrate National Moth Week (18 - 26 July 2026), one of our Youth Engagement Volunteers, Priya Bala, has written about these unsung heroes of the night

If the language around the climate crisis has you feeling hot and bothered, we're here to help.