Nene Valley Reserves Officer, Laurence, Kidd details reprofiling work at Nene Wetlands' Dragonfly Lake and at Summer Leys- plus positive news from recent Wetland Bird Surveys

Laurence Kidd, Nene Valley reserves officer, explains the importance of wetland management in the Nene Wetlands and Summer Leys, to help breeding waders thrive

An insight into activities over the spring and into the summer across Bedford Borough.
Forest School Competition Winners: I am delighted that Camestone Lower in Kempston are the winners of…

Learn some quick tips for getting out and photographing nature near you from the staff at the Wildlife Trust BCN.

Ramsey Heights was the perfect location for our Wild Wellbeing Day with Corporate Partner Ewing.

The River Cam at night was alive with different bat species, when a group of corporate executives enjoyed punting with Scudamore's Punting Company, during one of our last summer evenings.

The Bedford Local Group is a long-standing, thriving, friendly group of people with a shared interest in our natural world. We are concerned with supporting and advertising the work of the Trust…

It was wonderful to see so many children and families enjoying our Fun Day this August - story-telling, face-painting, crafts, games on Stopsley Common, with a sensory walk in nearby Hay Wood…

Community & Wildlife Officer Ruth Sneath, provides an update on work to build a beacon forest school and nature-based learning service in north Bedfordshire

The word ‘coppice’ comes from Old French and means 'a cut over forest’. It is a traditional method of woodland management that involves repeatedly felling trees at the base (or stool), and…