Polls show nature policies could affect outcome of general election
Almost identical numbers of environmental charity supporters vote Conservative as Labour – and majority of Wildlife Trust supporters may switch their votes at next election.
Red tailed bumblebee, Jon Hawkins, Surrey Hills Photography
Almost identical numbers of environmental charity supporters vote Conservative as Labour – and majority of Wildlife Trust supporters may switch their votes at next election.
A staggering 2.4 million species records for Derbyshire have now been submitted and collated in the Derbyshire Biological Records Centre ready to be put to work for the better conservation of…
Thanks to support and donations from generous members and supporters, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is closing in on its target to complete the purchase of more than 80 acres of retired farmland in…
A ground-breaking scheme to engage young people in environmental social action projects has seen more than £50,000 awarded to young people working with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust.
The first family of beavers to live and breed in Derbyshire for 800 years has welcomed the second generation of climate change combaters and biodiversity boosters.
In perfect autumnal weather last weekend, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust teamed up with runners from the inov-8 Bakewell store and SUMMAT coffee shop for the launch of the Wild Peak Rounds.
Our response to the government delaying putting into effect new environmental laws to ensure developers improve countryside and wildlife habitats.
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust has secured the purchase of more than 80 acres of retired farmland and launched an appeal to ensure the empty fields can once again be claimed by nature.