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Stonepit Plantation
Stonepit Plantation is an abandoned quarry, combining both woodland and parkland areas.
Dogs on nature reserves
What does it mean to own a dog and enjoy the countryside? It can mean lots of fresh air, great views, and fantastic wildlife watching opportunities but also responsibility.
Coniferous plantation
Dark and brooding from a distance, the strong geometric lines and monotonous rows of uniformly sized trees can jar the eye and seem devoid of wildlife. But venture within and open ride edges,…
Dedications at our Nature Reserves
Foxcovert Plantation
A woodland believed to be on the site of part of the ancient Sherwood Forest
Nature Reserves Fund: Peoples Stories
Future visions for our flagship nature reserves
Paws for Thought – then Lead by Example. Protecting Wildlife at Nature Reserves
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust launches its Lead by Example campaign to encourage dog owners to help protect nature by keeping their dogs on leads when visiting their nature reserves.
Major mineral planning applications adjacent to flagship SSSI Nature Reserves
Wildlife Trust highlights uniquely challenging situation with major mineral planning applications adjacent to both of the charity’s flagship nature reserves at same time.
Volunteer vanguard set the tone when it comes to caring for our nature reserves.
Volunteers play a crucial role at all Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust nature reserves but at certain sites volunteers are very much part of the DNA.