British Gypsum support underlines long-term relationship at much loved Bluebell Wood
British Gypsum support underlines long-term relationship at much loved Bluebell Wood
British Gypsum support underlines long-term relationship at much loved Bluebell Wood
British Gypsum is proud to partner with the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust to protect wildlife in the area
British Gypsum will be welcoming a new species to their head office this month – a colony of bats! The manufacturer is also looking to the local community to name the animals’ new home in the…
Snakes are often thought of as exotic creatures to be admired (or avoided) on holidays in hotter countries, but Britain is home to three native species of snake.
Work to restore an area of traditional lowland heathland habitat at Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s Rainworth Heath SSSI Reserve is underway thanks to funding through the Miner2Major Landscape…
Help surpass fundraising target to support the protection of the county’s richest wildlife habitat.
We're looking for passionate volunteers to help share their enthusiasm for nature with young people at Idle Valley
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has today thanked visitors to Attenborough Nature Reserve and the wider community for their support, patience and understanding as it deals with a suspected outbreak…
Here at Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust we like to showcase the wonders of nature and offer a vision of hope for the future, but the simple fact is that natural habitats continue to be depleted and…
Following the announcement of an agreement with Lambley Parish Council which will secure the long-term future of Lambley Reed Pond, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has today underlined its…