Wild photo winners
A different view of fungi taken by a Droitwich-based photographer has won a photography competition run by a local charity.
A different view of fungi taken by a Droitwich-based photographer has won a photography competition run by a local charity.
The Trust is horrified at the proposed sale and destruction of rare habitat.
Rare species of beetles, fungus and a moth across the three counties are being helped by a £590,121 boost from Natural England’s Species Recovery Programme
Worcester Community Garden and Worcestershire Wildlife Trust have launched a new wildlife garden in the city, opened by Mayor Tor Pingree on 2nd July at an event attended by many of the volunteers…
Worcestershire residents are being encouraged to get in touch with a local wildlife charity if they see a large green beetle in their gardens or local greenspaces.
Conservationists are celebrating the continuing increase in numbers of wood white butterflies following their re-introduction to Worcestershire ten years ago.
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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