Beavers return – but their future is not secure
Our plans to bring beavers back to Derbyshire are well underway but their future is still not secure.
Red tailed bumblebee, Jon Hawkins, Surrey Hills Photography
We welcome the decision of the court today that ruled against the NFU’s legal challenge of the UK Government over not allowing the badger cull to come to Derbyshire.
Below is the response from Chatsworth Estate CEO to our open letter together with our reply. We’d like to see more done.
In response to our members' concerns about netting of bird nesting sites at Chatsworth House and Estate we have sent the following open letter.
Trust also announces record number of badger vaccinations
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s initial target of £35,000 to bring beavers back to Derbyshire has been met within weeks of the campaign going live!
New leader joins UK’s much-loved force for nature as charities wrestle with pandemic fallout
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Hilton gravel pits is one of the Trust’s most important reserves for birds, fish, insects and amphibians and is being revived thanks to a generous £15,000 Biffa Award…
Update from our CEO in response to the latest government advice.
We have closed our charity shops and café.
You can still shop for gifts for loved ones, activities and books to…