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Rocky habitat
Rocky habitats are some of the most natural and untouched places in the UK. Often high up in the hills and hard to reach, they are havens for some of our rarest wildlife.
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust tickled pink to be restoring habitat where trout once thrived.
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to announce the reinstatement of flowing river water along a key section of Vicar Water at Clipstone after over 70 years!
Habitat creation and restoration across a wilder Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust celebrates unprecedented levels of habitat creation and restoration across Nottinghamshire and highlights the importance of its supporters, ambition and…
Fund for farmers to connect wildlife habitats
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, the county’s largest locally based environmental charity, alongside Business Partner Severn Trent Water, is delighted to be supporting farmers to enhance wildlife…
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust to lead efforts to boost wildlife habitats in Trent Valley with new funding
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust set to lead new partnership to enhance, restore and create vital wildlife habitats in the Trent Valley thanks to £875,602 funding support.
Sad loss of the Trust stalwart
We are sad to report the death of our Executive Vice President Ainslie Carruthers.
Wildlife Trust highlights concerns over proposed sand and gravel quarry
With the latest stage of consultation on the Nottinghamshire County Minerals Plan now closed, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, has outlined its concerns over a proposed sand and gravel quarry at…
New scheme boosting habitats for newts and other wildlife
EMEC outlines its new scheme to create and maintain ponds around Leicestershire to help great crested newts and other species
Miner2Major Species Habitat Improvement Grants - Case Studies
This grants scheme is available for projects that will help to improve conditions for targeted species in the Sherwood Forest area.
Wildlife Trust vows to continue keeping watchful eye on restored habitats as former Mansfield quarry goes under the hammer
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has called for the perspective new owners of a former sand quarry on the edge of Sherwood Forest to commit to protecting wildlife habitats on the site.
Trailblazing habitat creation and restoration work funded by Severn Trent Water making a real difference
A range of exciting habitat projects, being delivered by Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust with funding support from Severn Trent Water and the Environment Agency highlighted by Natural England…