UK Award Winning Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch Group!
The Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch Group was presented with their award this weekend after being voted winner of the prestigious ‘Wildlife Watch Group of the year’ for 2017 by the Royal Society of…
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Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch
Wildlife Watch groups offer a fun, wild and fantastic time for kids aged 8-12. This session's topic is yet to be decided!
Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch
Wildlife Watch groups offer a fun, wild and fantastic time for kids aged 8-12. This session's topic is yet to be decided!
Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch: Wilding
What is rewilding? How is nature reclaiming lost habitat? Discover wild creatures that have returned here and what else may yet be reintroduced.
Wildlife Trust excited to welcome award winning wildlife artist to Idle Valley Nature Reserve this weekend
Over the weekend of the 13th and 14th of April, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust will welcome award winning Nottinghamshire based wildlife artist Michael Warren to Idle Valley Nature Reserve near…
Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch: Homes for Animals
How to buy and sell homes for animals! Could you build or buy a nest for a nuthatch, a house for a hedgehog or a set for some badgers?
Rushcliffe Wildlife Watch: What is a Mustelid?
Where might we see one? Is one so weasil-y recognised, whilst another stoat-ally not?
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Internationally renowned, award winning wildlife artist to exhibit at Idle Valley Nature Reserve near Retford this month
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust will welcome an internationally renowned wildlife artist with a passion for bird watching and celebrating nature to its Idle Valley Nature Reserve near Retford later…
Is there potential for a new Local Nature Reserve in Rushcliffe?
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to reveal the hard work going on at Gresham Marshes behind the scenes, to rejuvenate a Rushcliffe nature reserve.
Congratulations to stalwart volunteer after award win.
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has congratulated one of its longest serving and most influential volunteers after he received a prestigious local award.
Wildlife Advice
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust do not offer the care and rehabilitation of wildlife or any offer any services related to the discovery, reporting or disposal of dead animals. Our advice pages will help you to know what to do and who to contact if you do find one.