Chalk species in Bedfordshire benefit from funding boost
Rare chalk grassland species in Bedfordshire are safer thanks to a three year conservation project which ends this month.
Rare chalk grassland species in Bedfordshire are safer thanks to a three year conservation project which ends this month.
A former farm left to rewild for decades has been saved for generations to come following one of the Wildlife Trusts’ largest ever public fundraising appeals.
The Cambridge University environmental economist and author of a groundbreaking report on protecting global nature has set his sights closer to home as president of his local Wildlife Trust.
Each year the Wildlife Trust BCN’s Trustees give awards at our AGM to recognise some of the most hardworking and passionate volunteers across our three counties.
Reserves across our three counties have been affected after two months worth of rain fell in just a few days over the past week.
A project to futureproof ancient woodlands in Cambridgeshire in the face of climate change is underway.
More than 100 water voles have been released at the Nene Wetlands Nature Reserve as part of ambitious plans to restore the species to Northamptonshire.
A new report, Embracing Nature, published today by The Wildlife Trusts, identifies drought as the current leading threat to their nature reserves for the first time.
Work is underway to install an enclosure at the Nene Wetlands Nature Reserve in Northamptonshire ready for the return of beavers to the county.
Congratulations to all the winners of our 2024 Photography Competition