Mammal mysteries
Have you spotted any mysterious tracks or unexplained droppings? Solve the case with some tips from Darren Tansley, the Mammal Detective.
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A majestic yet misunderstood and misrepresented mammal
Famously characterised as crotchety but dependable in Kenneth Grahame’s classic ‘Wind in the Willows’ story, one of our largest and most enigmatic wild creatures is, in my view, subject to far…
The Lost Words for Notts
Last year, a survey undertaken by the Wildlife Trusts found that a third of British adults couldn’t identify a barn owl. This book aims to change that statistic and to introduce wild vocabulary…
South Notts Group Talk: Restoring Our Peatlands
Peatlands are hugely important to our climate, but sadly are under threat. Izabella Donohue explains how, and what's being done about it.
Mole
This stocky, brown mammal spends its life burrowing underground with its spade-like paws, hunting for earthworms to eat.
Wildlife Trust urges Notts MPs to speak up for Nature
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has contacted all of the county’s MPs and urged them to speak up for nature ahead of the 2nd Reading of the Environment Bill later this month.
South Notts Out & About: Evening Stroll at Gotham Sandbanks
Join Gordon Dyne for a relaxed evening walk to look at the flora of Gotham Sandbanks and the adjacent SSSI.
South Notts Out & About: Wilford Claypits Nature Reserve
A look at the natural history of this Wilford Claypits (flowers, dragonflies and butterflies) with Gordon Dyne.
South Notts Out & About: East Bridgford Wildlife Walk
A wildlife work with Gordon Dyne around East Bridgford taking in Springdale Wood and Bridgford Street Wildflower Meadow
South Notts Out & About: Sutton Bonnington Diamond Woods
Join Gordon Dyne for a walk round a wildlife woodland plantation and stroll along the River Soar.
South Notts Out & About: Wilwell Farm Cutting in Autumn
Take a walk with Gordon the Warden for a stroll as Wilwell Farm Cutting enters the Autumn season.
South Notts Group Talk: The Rarity Garden with Richard Baines
Join Richard as he chronicles the numerous rare species he witnessed in his small garden in Flamborough.