A Nature Recovery Network
Michael Gove recently announced a review of England’s National Parks. The announcement states that the review will “focus on how designated areas can boost wildlife, support the recovery of…
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Nature Recovery at Allestree Park
Explore how nature recovery is unfolding at Allestree Park through rewilding principles and community-led action. Discover how we are kickstarting natural processes - from mimicking beavers with leaky dams to monitoring the return of the Minotaur Dung Beetle - to create a thriving, nature-rich space for people and wildlife.
Supporting a Nature Recovery Network
Yesterday Rt Hon Sir Patrick McLoughlin MP and Ruth George MP attended an event hosted by The Wildlife Trusts to show their support for the creation of a Nature Recovery Network.
Farmers Shaping Nature Recovery in Derbyshire
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…
My recovery
After undergoing brain surgery, Simone suffered from severe headaches and was worried that she would find volunteering with Durham Wildlife Trust too strenuous; in fact, she has found that the…
My recovery plan
Michelle was diagnosed with breast cancer in the summer of 2014. After undergoing a life-saving operation and an intensive chemotherapy course, she is on the road to recovery.
Wildlife…
Act to put nature and climate at the heart of economic recovery.
Act to put nature and climate at the heart of economic recovery.
Read more about our Nature Recovery Network
This exhibition was created to illustrate what the landscape could look like if a nature recovery network was delivered.
Sunflowers power £2 million for nature’s recovery
Wildlife friendly farm, which grows wild bird seed, and 100 acres of sunflowers, celebrates raising £2 million for wildlife conservation.
Green Recovery Challenge Fund
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Derbyshire project is one of the first environmental projects awarded a grant from the government’s £80 million Green Recovery Challenge Fund and one of only 21 projects awarded a grant over £250k.
The World Beneath Our Feet: Why Soil is Essential for Nature’s Recovery
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…
Nature recovery project for Derbyshire to protect and encourage the movement of wildlife in the Wye Valley
One of five nature recovery projects being launched across the country by Natural England to create wildlife ‘stepping-stones’ across the National Park