Trust launches urgent appeal to save the River Derwent
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has launched the Derwent Survival Plan, an urgent appeal to restore the River Derwent and create thriving habitats for native species on the brink of extinction.
Red tailed bumblebee, Jon Hawkins, Surrey Hills Photography
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has launched the Derwent Survival Plan, an urgent appeal to restore the River Derwent and create thriving habitats for native species on the brink of extinction.
A £5.77 million cross-governmental funded project has shown that expanding access to Green Social Prescribing can promote wellbeing and improve mental health.
A project to restore habitats and rewild spaces for people and nature across the Trent Valley in Derbyshire has been kickstarted with almost £330,000 in funding from the National Highways Network…
Nestled on the edge of Willington village, a rich wetland habitat that has been quietly reclaimed as a haven for wildlife is now even easier for people to visit and enjoy nature through a new…
Ahead of polling day, people across Derbyshire have been making it clear that candidates and parties need to put the restoration of nature much higher up the priority list in order to secure their…
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust and Derbyshire Swift Conservation (DSC) are hosting a series of evening swift watching walks to raise awareness for one of the UK's most endangered birds during…
On Saturday 22 June thousands of people will unite for nature in the centre of London for the largest ever gathering of nature lovers at the Restore Nature Now! march.
Remember Vigo? DNA analysis of feathers has once again identified the famed Bearded Vulture 'Flysch-Vigo,' four years after she went missing and 1200 km from her last known location in…