The Work of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust: talk by Jo Smith
"The Work of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust": talk by Jo Smith, DWT's Chief Executive Officer
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European hedgehog
Considered a gardener’s best friend, hedgehogs will happily hoover up insects roaming in vegetable beds. Famously covered in spines, hedgehogs like to eat all sorts of bugs and crunchy beetles.…
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
We're a charity that looks after Derbyshire's wildlife and wild spaces especially for you. From wild flower meadows to wild wetlands, badgers to bees - join us and help protect them.
Pride and Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
We know that Pride goes beyond the month of June, and we know celebrating and acknowledging diversity is what makes Derbyshire Wildlife Trust what it is.
Hedgehogs are waking up!
Hedgehogs are coming out of hibernation in Derbyshire.
Celebrating 60 Years of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
This year we’re celebrating 60 fantastic years of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust! In today’s blog post we’re taking you back through the years to highlight some of our most celebrated moments here at…
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust takes part in The Peoples Walk for Wildlife!
Ten thousand people walked through central London on Saturday 22 September 2018 and made The People’s Walk for Wildlife by far the biggest gathering of conservationists and nature lovers ever in…
Helping hedgehogs
Small, round, brown and famously covered in spines, the hedgehog is one of the most familiar of Britain's wild mammals but they are declining fast and we need you to make sure your garden is a haven for them.
Volunteering with The Derbyshire Wildlife Trust by James Scheck
This Volunteers Week we are celebrating our volunteers through a collection of blogs.
First up, James is here to tell you all about his path to volunteering with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust…
My Weeks Work Experience with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
Zahra Manzoori, a year 12 student shares the details of their work experience placement with the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust.
Wildlife Crime in Derbyshire
Wildlife crime can be devastating for our natural world. More needs to be done to raise awareness of what is classed as a wildlife crime and far more needs investing in deterring people from…
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust thanks beaver supporters
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!