A carefully tended crop of cricket bat willows, a hybrid between white willow and crack willow, which produces strong durable timber, has recently been harvested from Nottinghamshire Wildlife…
Economic, environmental and societal benefits of river restoration to be analysed from source to sea for first time
Following the success of their launch last year, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has announced that nominations and applications for the Wilder Nottinghamshire Awards 2025 are now open. Submissions…
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is gearing up for a three-day BBQ event as part of a range of activities planned for the Bank Holiday Weekend as the charity continues to mark the 20th Anniversary…
The team behind an ambitious project set up to help control the numbers of non-native mink to help bring threatened water voles back from the brink says it has been encouraged by recent…
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust hails the family legacy that has helped shape Woodlands and Coach Woodgreen with a community event at the Shireoaks reserve
Partners, guests and local volunteers get together to celebrate 40 years of Bunny Old Wood thriving under Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust's care
Partners team up to take concerted effort to control invasive Himalayan balsam
The £1.1 million ‘Saving Shireoaks & Worksop through NFM’ project is now underway, aiming to provide increased flood resilience to the area while benefiting people and nature.
After months of campaigning by The Wildlife Trusts and other environmental organisations, the UK Government has tabled amendments to add nature safeguards to Part 3 of the Planning and…
