Statement about the disappearance of the hen harrier chick in the Peak District National Park
A hen harrier chick, ringed on Snake Pass this year, has gone missing over a grouse moor area in Peak District.
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Red tailed bumblebee, Jon Hawkins, Surrey Hills Photography
Waking up the Whistlestop but not the bats!
This year Derbyshire Wildlife Trust have been waking up the Whistlestop Discovery Centre in Matlock Bath and work has commenced to restore this beautiful former station building. However, as part…
Rare pine marten discovered in Derbyshire
A rare pine marten has been recovered from a roadside between Belper and Ripley – it is the first confirmed presence of a pine marten in Derbyshire for 16 years.
Back from the brink
We're thrilled that that red kites have successfully bred in the county for the first time in more than 150 years!
A Trust first for rare beetle in Rowsley
A rare species of longhorn beetle has been discovered at Rowsley, in the first record of the species for Derbyshire Wildlife Trust.
Derbyshire dew pond restored
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to announce that a dew pond at Chee Dale Nature Reserve has been restored.
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust bags £4000 to train volunteers in habitat management skills at Woodside Farm
We are delighted to announce that we have bagged £4,000 from a Tesco funding scheme.
Doe Lea River being brought back to life
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has received an Our Heritage grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for its Doe Lea River Restoration project.
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust bags £4,000 for Oakerthorpe Local Nature Reserve
We are delighted to announce that we have bagged £4,000 from a Tesco funding scheme.
Hen harriers breed in the Peak District for the first time in 3 Years
It’s great news that hen harriers have returned to breed successfully in the Peak District for the first time in 3 years with 4 chicks fledging from their moorland nest.