Irene Correia, People and Wildlife Manager, shares why she's excited to host The Community Gathering on 11 July 2026.

When Madeleine moved into her home, the outdoor space was little more than a small patch of artificial grass. Today, it’s a thriving wildlife haven, full of colour, movement, and life.

Our Nature Connections Manager, Kelly Bray, shares the experiences of local residents who came together to create the Warmley Community Nature Reserve.

Amy Morse is a Grow Leader participant from Autumn 2025. Read her journey of inspiration, unexpected encounters and gentle nudges to see things differently in herself, nature and in the community…

As the next phase of Wildlife Champions gets underway, Emma Fennell Hodson shares what the programme means to her and to the communities that step up for nature in their local areas.

Meet the Wildlife Champions, a collective of individuals and groups from across the region, who are making more space for people and nature to thrive where they live

Find out more about Community Nature Reserves and how to set one up in your neighbourhood!

Winter wellbeing reminder: it is proven that spending time outdoors boosts your mental health, especially in winter. Get wild! And banish those winter blues and season stresses. Take the time to…

Our Community Ecologist in Residence, Eric, headed out with the local residence and the Really Wild Lockleaze team to 'Collect a Hedge' at Stoke Park.

When you think of a Wildlife Trust, you probably don’t think of rainbow flags and Pride celebrations. But did you know that Pride has always had nature at its heart? The colours of the flag…