Wildlife gardening
There are plenty of ways in which we can all encourage more wildlife into our gardens. Find out how you can help the wildlife on your doorstep.
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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…
Winter Wildlife Gardening
Having spent a couple of soggy hours cutting back a rampant wisteria in my garden recently, I then surveyed the sorry mess of fallen leaves, dead annual plants and the skeletons of deciduous trees…
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.
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
Wildlife
Find out all about Nottinghamshire's Local Wildlife and their Habitats
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.
Wildlife crime
Wildlife crime can take many forms and it can be difficult to know what constitutes a crime. We have detailed examples of wildlife crime and if you believe you may have witnessed any of these, please share this information to assist in bringing offenders to justice.
Wildlife ponds
Having a garden pond is a great way to provide a home for many species and is one of the best features for attracting new wildlife to the garden
Wildlife Travel
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Wildlife Watch
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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.