Nottingham records thousands of wildlife observations in international nature competition
Nottingham was the smallest city that took part, but held its own, recording the most observations, species and observers per square kilometre.
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Customers go wild for new bird food delivery service
The trading arm of local charity Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has introduced a temporary local delivery service to enable customers to care for their feathered friends whilst staying safely at…
Wildlife Trust welcomes company’s backing for efforts to reward local action
EDF, a longstanding supporter of the charity’s environmental awards programmes, has once again agreed to back Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s Wildlife on Your Doorstep Awards.
A dozen years dedication to supporting local action for wildlife
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has today highlighted its thanks for the continued support of long-term partner Albumedix whose company’s strapline is ‘Dedicated to better health’.
Global Wildlife Citizen Science comes to Nottingham!
Nottingham is taking part for the first time in the global City Nature Challenge, and needs your help.
The City Nature Challenge is an international event to record our urban wildlife over…
Fingers crossed for City peregrine pair after 2018 drama
Dedicated observers of a famous peregrine pair that have nested in Nottingham City centre for over a decade are crossing their fingers that they will successfully rear chicks this year after a…
Wildlife Charity recognises efforts of bird recorder at Creswell Crags.
The county’s largest locally based environmental charity, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, has praised the work done by qualified bird ringer Jack Baddams to record bird populations and inspire…