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Launched in 2024, the Morridge Hill Country project aims to unite South West Peak landowners together with a shared vision. By exploring alternative…

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For World Soil Day 2025, we explore the connection between peatlands, carbon, and beavers.

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Mycologist Ellen Winter from Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust shares her fungi tips for beginners – and some surprising fungi facts you’ll never forget!

Not too long ago I was lucky to host a nature counting event at the beautiful Doxey Marshes, a truly wild place on the outskirts of Stafford’s urban sprawl.

The Government is asking for public views on proposals to remove BNG requirements for small sites — minor, medium and brownfield - which make up most developments. It significantly undermines…