Fly Agaric, Elliott Neep
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Wild Update - May 2025
What's happening in nature - May 2025
From Folklore to Floodplains: The Case for Storks in the Midlands
White storks, once common across the UK, have been absent from the Midlands for over 600 years. As key players in healthy wetland…
Wilder Landscapes: Could Eurasian Elk Roam the UK Again?
For the first time in 3000 years, two keystone species in the UK could be side by side: beavers and Eurasian elk. Supported by the…
1000 trees, one big step for nature!
Students and staff from Sheffield Hallam University recently teamed up with the DWT Derwent Living Forest Team to get their hands dirty…
Wild Update - April 2025
What's Happening in Nature - April 2025
Footballers, batmen and heroes
Celebrate hoverflies with insect expert Vicki Hird MCs FRES
Wild Update - March 2025
What's Happening in Nature - March 2025
Communities are going wild in Derbyshire!
It is no secret that the world is in a biodiversity and climate crisis, a situation that has made people feel helpless and fearful. In…
A New Wildlife Corridor in the High Peak
A Wildlife Corridor has been established in the High Peak, thanks to the collaboration of local farmers, volunteers, Derbyshire Wildlife…
Tree planting day at Heartwood Social Farm, Matlock
What better way to warm up on a cold January day than to plant trees?
From Little Acorns Might Oaks Grow – The Power of Community Organising
Amy Trewick is Chair of her local Parish Council and the founder of her local community nature group in Swanwick. Amy and her friends…
Reflecting on the Nature Returns Conference at Kew
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust was delighted to participate in the Nature Returns conference at Kew earlier this month.
