Woodland working group members at Oakfield Glen & Bashfordsland Wood got a lovely sunny day for their last task day on site! The group got stuck into sowing some wildflower sees sourced from Eco seeds along the edges of the pathway. The group meet every 2nd...
We are going to Westminster for The Time is Now, a mass lobby for climate, nature and people. You are invited. On Wednesday 26 June we're attending The Time is Now with our friends in the Climate Coalition and at GreenerUK. We will be meeting MPs alongside...
Nominations for this year’s National volunteer awards are now open; this is your opportunity to help us recognise the value that volunteers add to the Trust. Don’t put off your nominations until the last week, nominations close on the 28th June, no entries after this...
on 24th April it was exactly a year since a team of archaeologists and volunteers set out quite literally, to unearth the secrets of Wooston Castle, one of three Iron Age Hill Forts built along the Teign Valley. With commanding views across the river; the...
Thanks to fantastic volunteer, Rob Lyne, for sharing these wonderful pictures with us from Earley Wood in Kent this month. Can you name what they are? (scroll down for answers...
Song of Slate and Steam in Hafod y Llyn BOOK HERE. Spring is the perfect time to enjoy Meirionnydd’s oakwoods and we will keep eyes – and ears – out for migrant birds such as Pied Flycatcher and Wood Warbler as they arrive from Africa and fill...
Spring is finally upon us and it’s time to get out there and take it all in. We have a beautiful and interesting walk planned for 19th May along the historic Clywedog trail through Plas Power Woods near Wrexham where you can do just that…....
A big thanks to all of our woodland working group leaders who came along to join us on our group leader training this weekend. Our two courses, one in Birchwood near Warrington, and one in Stillington, near Stockton on Tees,saw us joined by many of...
A big thanks to everyone who came along at the weekend to join us at Ripley Castle for our Yorks. & Humber Volunteer Gathering. After some really interesting updates from Site Manager, Mark Feather and Skipton Visitor Experience Manager, Hazel Birdsall, we were joined by Kylie...
On Saturday 23 March at the Moor than Meets the Eye event, ‘TIMBER! Trees, Tools and Tall Tales’, we felled two conifer trees. But why are woodland conservation charities chopping down healthy trees? TIMBER! was all about telling that story. When you walk into Pullabrook Woods,...