City Nature Challenge 2019
Nature-lovers of Bath and Bristol deserve a big round of applause. Last year they made more wildlife observations than any other European city and ranked 13th in the world in a global competition…
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City Nature Challenge
Have you been out on a walk over lockdown and heard a bird singing its heart out, or spotted a butterfly fluttering around amongst the wildflowers, and wished you could name it? Well, this weekend…
Get ready for the UK’s biggest nature challenge!
It’s back! 30 Days Wild kicks off on 1 June, challenging people to do something for nature every day for 30 days.
Countdown starts to the UK’s biggest nature challenge – 30 Days Wild – this June
In these difficult times, many of us will be noticing just now much better our lives are if they’re a bit wild. Spending time outside connecting with nature can help lift our spirits and brighten…
Unwrap our winter nature challenge, 12 Days Wild
As we get further into November, you might be starting to get the itch to prepare for the festive season ahead. Thoughtfully chosen gifts, experiences shared with loved ones, figuring out who’s…
The Wildlife Trusts’ big nature challenge – 30 Days Wild – is back this June
Let nature inspire you every day during our wildest month!
Are you ready to challenge yourself for wildlife? 30ks Wilder is back!
This September, we’re launching our second year of the 30ks Wilder Challenge! It couldn’t be simpler to take part, all you need to do is complete 30 kilometres of physical activity in the month of…
Bristol City Councils commitment to nature's recovery being tested!
In February 2020, Bristol City Council made headlines across the country for being the first city to announce an ecological emergency. Equipped with a new One City Ecological Emergency Strategy…
My Wild City - discovering nature on our doorstep
My Wild City is a celebration of the wild places we have in Bristol. Funding from the National Heritage Lottery Fund is helping us bring people closer to their local green spaces in 8 different…
A year in nature
Avon Wildlife Trust's CEO reflects on the successes and challenges of her first year in the role.
Nature in our cities
Our cities and urban spaces are important habitats for wildlife like otters, kingfishers, peregrine falcons and hedgehogs. But wildlife needs connected spaces to thrive. See how our wildflower nursery and wildlife haven at our Feed Bristol site, and our work with communities at local wildlife sites is helping nature to recover.
Nature's Recovery
Volunteering opportunities across the Avon area, a great way to get involved with volunteering tasks more ad-hoc basic with our varied programme of events. Find out more.