Farmers and landowners in the Middle Derwent are coming together to explore how collaboration could support nature recovery, resilient farming and new sources of long-term funding.

In this…

Back in October, we looked at why this charismatic native predator vanished from our landscape, and why its return to Derbyshire matters. We’re excited to share our latest progress and next steps…

Spring is often for home improvements, but this year, could you improve your home for wildlife? Emily Howes, Urban Rewilding Programme Officer, shares how individual actions contribute to a county…

We are celebrating two years of rewilding Common Farm! That’s two years since the community pulled together to help us secure this vital space for nature in Nether Heage.

As we approach…

Beneath every wildflower meadow and ancient woodland lies a hidden hero: soil.

While often overlooked, this living ecosystem is one of our most powerful tools to fight climate change and…

Developing green skills is central to our strategy for nature recovery.
In this blog, Dominic shares his journey from trainee to Nature Recovery Assistant, showing how hands-on experience,…

It might feel early to be thinking about spring, but January is one of the most important months for getting your garden ready. While the rest of the world is still quiet, nature is already…

We often hear the phrase “the fresh air will do us good”, but outdoor learning is about much more than stepping outside the classroom. Here, Simon Lowe, Training Officer at Derbyshire Wildlife…

Iain McGowan, Living Landscape Officer for Derby at Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, takes us on a journey through Derwent Meadows and highlights just how important the bats that call it home are to the…

With urban wildlife under increasing pressure, the Wilder Chesterfield pilot project aims to turn the town’s streets into homes for the species that were once thriving there, such as hedgehogs,…