Staffordshire Wildlife Trust says this week’s announcement that a banned neonicotinoid willnot be used on sugar beet is good news – but does not halt the risk to wildlifein future years.

The Wildlife Trusts spark national appetite for nature with The Big Wild Breakfast – new for the 30 Days Wild challenge in June

Nature reserves in Tamworth can continue to be cared for and families can get closer to nature after a partnership project received funding for another five years.

The county’s leading nature conservation charity says that important wildlife - including breeding birds, bats and other mammals - will be impacted if plans to erect more than 100 homes near…

The county’s largest nature conservation charity fears that many more irreplaceable habitats and important wildlife habitats are still to berecognised after HS2 Phase 2a was granted Royal Assent…

Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has come up with several exciting and innovative resources to keep families better connected to nature during lockdown and during the February half-term.

Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has come up with several exciting and innovative resources to keep families better connected to nature during lockdown and during the February half-term.

Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has called for a complete ban on practices which damage irreplaceable peatlands – one of the most valuable habitats in the UK – and called on the Government to do more…

Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has joined forces with organisations on a multi-million-pound project to save Peak District woodlands before they are lost to a disease which threatens devastation to…

The Wildlife Trusts explore legal challenge to Government decision to allow emergency use of neonicotinoid
Emergency authorisation was refused in 2018 – what’s changed?