Tim Hill, Conservation Manager with Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, is an enthusiast for dead and rotten wood and the animals that depend on it. Read on and find out why decaying trunks,…

As we aim to set up a youth board this year, to advise and get involved in our conservation and engagement delivery and perhaps elect a young person to Council, I am reminded that we never stop…

I first considered writing a blog about young people’s increasing fears for the environment just after I’d attended a Parliamentary Reception in London. Hosted by The Wildlife Trusts, it enabled…

There’s only one programme this time of year which truly captures the changes in our seasons, whilst showing the affects it has on our wildlife - it is, of course, Autumnwatch!

When you think of a protest march starting in Hyde Park and ending at Downing Street, you don’t immediately think of ‘bird song’ but that will be one of my abiding memories of the People’s Walk…

It’s Easter, a time to get in touch with spring and to notice the awakening of the countryside after a long wet slow emergence from winter.