Natural Networks celebrates seven years of transforming nature and communities across Worcestershire

56 years of Harry Green MBE being a trustee of Worcestershire Wildlife Trust have been honoured by the planting of 56 trees.

Snowdrops are blossoming, birds are singing and love is in the air.

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The initial stage of a project to restore nature across east Worcestershire has got the green light thanks to funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Vital work to repair an access track at a nature reserve will result in a closure of the site and of the adjacent road for one week in October.

Work has begun to further improve a nature reserve for wildlife.

5271 trees have been planted and over 5700 hours contributed as a project to expand a woodland nature reserve and connect local communities to nature comes to an end.

The UK’s largest cricket has been seen in Worcestershire and staff from a local charity are keen to hear from anyone who has spotted one.

A majestic grey heron in full flight has won over the residents of Worcestershire in a public vote to choose the winner of a photo competition.