With tens of new Bee Bus Stops arriving in the city, it’s not just residents getting all abuzz about the Derby’s latest green investment project.

Young people in Derbyshire have been awarded £5,000 to help protect and raise awareness of the importance of bees and improve their local environments thanks to The Ernest Cook Trust’s Green…

Reports have come in overnight that two male hen harriers have disappeared in the Peak District.

An important wildlife area next to a business park in Alvaston is set to become the next exciting piece of the rewilding puzzle that is spreading across Derby.

On Monday 9th May it will be six months since the landmark Environment Act was passed – the first dedicated environmental legislation for nearly 30 years and the first time England has set legally…

First peregrine falcon chicks hatch over Easter bank holiday weekend!

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust are asking candidates to commit to a Wilder Derby ahead of Local Elections this May.

Nationally 33,687 badgers were killed last year bringing the total to over 175,000 since the badger cull started 2013 - more than a third of the estimated UK badger population. [1]

Derbyshire’s State of Nature report – positive news for otters but stark warning overall.

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust have released their State of Nature report today. The report highlights…

Rewilding the 130-hectare park land, will support climate change and bring wide-ranging benefits for nature, wildlife and people.