Christmas Wreath Making Workshop
Start off the festive season by making your own willow wreath from locally-sourced natural materials.
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Christmas Wreath Making Workshop
Start off the festive season by making your own willow wreath from locally-sourced natural materials.
How to make a Christmas wreath for birds
With food, water and shelter scarce over the winter months, give your garden birds a treat with an edible Christmas wreath.
christmas thankyou
Thank you for choosing to support your local wildlife this Christmas
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12 Days of Wild Christmas!
Get closer to nature this Christmas, with our winter wildlife challenge.
Grow your own Christmas potatoes!
Read below for an easy, step-by-step guide from DTE Derby on how to grow your own potatoes read for Christmas!
Making Space For Nature
We Need to Think Bigger
For years, we’ve focused on protecting our best wild places - nature reserves, ancient woodlands and special sites. This work matters, but it hasn't stopped the loss of nature and it's not going to be enough to bring nature back into everyone’s life.
Wildlife can't survive in small, isolated patches. It needs connected landscapes where animals can move freely, ecosystems can function properly and nature has room to recover.
In 2010, Sir John Lawton's ground-breaking report, "Making Space for Nature", showed us what we need: Better, Bigger, More, and Joined Up spaces for nature.
Making Space for Nature programme is part of our response at DWT, alongside our landscape scale programmes. We're using new funding mechanisms to create new spaces for nature, helping to create connected landscapes.
For years, we’ve focused on protecting our best wild places - nature reserves, ancient woodlands and special sites. This work matters, but it hasn't stopped the loss of nature and it's not going to be enough to bring nature back into everyone’s life.
Wildlife can't survive in small, isolated patches. It needs connected landscapes where animals can move freely, ecosystems can function properly and nature has room to recover.
In 2010, Sir John Lawton's ground-breaking report, "Making Space for Nature", showed us what we need: Better, Bigger, More, and Joined Up spaces for nature.
Making Space for Nature programme is part of our response at DWT, alongside our landscape scale programmes. We're using new funding mechanisms to create new spaces for nature, helping to create connected landscapes.
Making Space for Water
Following the devastating flooding in the Derwent and Amber valleys in Derbyshire, there needs to be a focus on how we as a society can work with the natural world to identify solutions to the…
How to have an eco-Christmas
Whether you celebrate a big family Christmas, or you just give out a few cards to your friends and neighbours to wish them a happy time, here are some quick tips for a greener Christmas!
General Election 2024 resources
General Election 2024 resources
AGM 2024
Our 62nd Annual General Meeting