The Ely Local Group of the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire started in 2007. It is run by a committee of enthusiastic local volunteers giving opportunities for ...

Join other young people in taking action for nature by helping the Wildlife Trust to plant a new hedge at Stopsley Common During this Youth Ranger session, for anyone living in Luton or Bedfordshire ...

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This is a chance for young people aged 12-21 to enjoy some time in ancient woodland and try out the traditional craft of wood carving This Youth Ranger session will be held in Hay Wood on Stopsley ...

To join the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire just choose your preferred membership option below.

The Upper and Bedford Ouse Catchment Partnership recently secured funding from Anglian Water’s ‘Get River Positive’ scheme to help volunteers get involved with more activities, develop skills and ...

Reserves across our three counties have been affected after two months worth of rain fell in just a few days over the past week. Our reserves staff are busy ensuring livestock are safe and dealing ...

A project to futureproof ancient woodlands in Cambridgeshire in the face of climate change is underway. Warmer, wetter winters are forcing closures of woodlands and impacting the wild species that ...

Green burials The next five years Why is nature in trouble? Building a Nature Recovery Network Our People and Partners ...

We've been trying something new over at Bradger’s Hill Nature Reserve this summer, which we manage in partnership with Luton Borough Council, who own this magnificent site, composed of a wonderful ...

Blows Downs Nature Reserve has benefitted from a variety of new interpretation and infrastructure during the summer thanks to funding from National Highways and Natural England. The National Highways ...

In September ‘Wilder Luton’ was launched thanks to further funding from the National Heritage Lottery Fund (NHLF). Following the success of the Wilder Futures project, which completed activity in July ...