HS2 – “What’s the Damage?”
Ecosystems permanently damaged. Irreplaceable habitats destroyed. Taxpayer's money spent on restoration wasted. Wildlife extinctions at a local level. This could be nature’s fate if the…
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The experience of interviewing
One of our oral history volunteers celebrates the joys of recording memories...
We need action to reverse the decline of insects
Insects are dying out up to 8 times faster than larger animals and 41% of insect species face extinction states a new report commissioned by our Wildlife Trust colleagues in the southwest...
Floodplain Meadows Through Time
In mid-October we hosted an event to discover more about the history and natural history of floodplain meadows...
Archaeology, soldiers and panthers at Hardwick Green
Listen to Pat and Tom as they remember life near our Hardwick Green Meadows nature reserve...
State of Nature 2019
With the release of the State of Nature report 2019, Colin explores what we can all do to help nature...
Lights, camera, action!
Our oral history producer Julia Letts reflects on the school project at Hardwick Meadows...
Valuable work experience
Meet Ilyaas & Thorsten as they spend a week undertaking their work experience with Worcestershire Wildlife Trust...
Bioblitz & Open Day at Hardwick Green Meadows
In early June we spent a weekend trying to discover what wildlife lives at Hardwick Green Meadows...
Delving into the history of Hardwick Green
Join one of our historical research volunteers, Thomas, as he delves in Hardwick Green Meadows' past...