Hedges are among our most familiar and varied countryside features. Some, but by no means all, are hugely valuable for wildlife.

Wilder Futures has entered its final year and we are pleased to say that it will be a busy one! As awareness of our work in Luton grows, more partners have reached out to work with us and we are…

With the exception of the ring ouzel, you can find all our thrushes in winter, and they are quite easy to identify. All are small to medium sized birds with an upright stance, often found feeding…

Why can't we expect all wildlife to respond to our changing climate in the same way? As Mark Boyd explains, it may depend on how species tell the time.

Our three counties are a special place for wildlife, and here's why.

Wildlife may be beautiful or delicate but creating the best conditions for it to flourish can be a brutal-looking business

Wasps play a vital part in many ecosystems, including our own gardens. Find out how to identify some, and why not to hate them!

Planning is something that we can all be involved with and wildlife can be taken into account at any stage. Let's consider six levels of planning for wildlife.

We help to look after a staggering number of wildlife sites and one of these secret spaces is almost certainly near you