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Scottish beavers released in Idle Valley as COP26 delegates urged to focus on nature to tackle climate
As delegates at the COP26 meeting in Glasgow are urged to focus attention on the power of nature to tackle climate impacts, the largest group of Scottish beavers yet released in England are set to…
Springwatch presenters to brighten the winter gloom in Nottingham with upcoming show
Springwatch presenters Martin Hughes-Games and Iolo Williams are set to appear in Nottingham next month for a fun and fact-packed 'Evening with...' event to raise funds for…
Climate action needs nature. Nature needs climate action. Neither will succeed if we don’t prepare for a changing world.
The Wildlife Trusts’ COP26 report says it’s time to tackle the twin crises at speed
Wildlife Trust to showcase almost 1000 postcard designs by artists inspired by lockdown
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is set to showcase almost 1000 unique postcards inspired by people’s experiences of nature during lockdown
Misson Springs success - exploratory gas drilling extension refused
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust expresses delight at County Council’s decision to refuse application to extend restoration deadline for exploratory shale gas drilling site at Misson Springs
Wildlife Trust calls on council to stop future exploratory drilling at Misson Springs
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust calls on County Council to call time on threat of future disturbance to threatened wildlife at north Notts Site of Special Scientific Interest
Today’s youngsters to become tomorrow’s guardians of our precious natural world
Mayborn Group (Sangenic International Ltd) based in Mansfield, home of the tommee tippee® brand to continue their Business Partnership with the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Spectacular The Croods 2: A New Age inspired treehouse unveiled at Idle Valley Nature Reserve
School girl’s winning design is brought to life in Retford for generations to enjoy
Wildlife-rich greenspace should be central to the future plans of Broadmarsh
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust re-iterates its view that wildlife-rich greenspace should be central to the plans for former Broadmarsh site