We pay tribute to some of the volunteers and staff that are no longer with us but who worked hard to help Worcestershire Wildlife Trust make a difference for wildlife across the county...

This small block of deciduous woodland to the northeast of Malvern is sandwiched between a residential area and retail park. Considering its size, the woodland features a high diversity of tree species and a healthy number of mature-to-veteran tree specimens that provide dead wood resources for wildlife such as nesting and roosting habitat for birds and bats. A small stream-like ditch also runs along the southern boundary of the site.

Westall Park Natural Burial Ground sits in the heart of the old ‘Forest of Feckenham’ and forms part of an important wildlife corridor through the area. Since the 4.6ha site was converted  from grazed grassland to a natural burial ground 22 years ago it has seen the restoration of flower-rich hay meadows, creation of a pond and planting of numerous memorial trees; Natural Networks were invited in to offer further advice.