Nearly half parliamentary constituencies have limited access to nature, despite climate extremes increasing need for cool, shady and nature-rich spaces

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is thrilled to announce the return of its annual free, family-friendly event at Common Farm, Nether Heage, on Saturday 19th September. This year’s event, Rewilding Our…

We have launched an urgent appeal to restore and reconnect habitats across the Wild Peak, helping put back the missing pieces wildlife needs to thrive and making the landscape more resilient to…

The Trust has secured its largest single land acquisition for nature and people to date with 600 acres at Eyam Moor. The site represents one of the most significant landscape-scale nature recovery…

White storks have returned to the Midlands for the first time in more than 600 years, marking a major milestone in an ambitious species recovery project at Willington Wetlands.

Rare white-clawed crayfish thrown a lifeline by ambitious national recovery programme

The ongoing wildfires affecting the Peak District and surrounding areas are deeply concerning. Our thoughts are with everyone affected and involved in tackling these fires.

The community’s vision for a welcoming outdoor learning space at Allestree Park is beginning to take root, as partners behind the Community Rewilding Project move forward with plans for a…

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s vision to create a more dynamic, wildlife-rich landscape across the Derwent Valley corridor has trotted forward with the arrival of pigs at Lea Wood Nature Reserve.

Last week saw Defra welcome a new set of recommendations for the control of bovine TB in England.