by Rotherham Climate Action | Mar 11, 2022 | Environment, Rotherham, Wildlife
Nature Recovery Rotherham is a call to action for individuals, families, local businesses, organisations, schools and colleges. Everyone depends on nature, so we can all take action to help. As well as a climate crisis, our wildlife is facing a critical emergency....
by North Nottinghamshire Local Group of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Mar 10, 2022 | Education and Learning, Environment, Group meeting, Heritage, Hobbies, Local Charity, Retford, Wildlife
At last – spring is here! The weather is improving, Covid restrictions have been lifted and life feels a bit more like normal life used to be. The local group of Notts Wildlife Trust is resuming its programme of talks this month, and what better subject to start with...
by North Nottinghamshire Local Group of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Mar 10, 2022 | Education and Learning, Environment, Group meeting, Heritage, Hobbies, Local Charity, Wildlife, Worksop
At last – spring is here! The weather is improving, Covid restrictions have been lifted and life feels a bit more like normal life used to be. The local group of Notts Wildlife Trust is resuming its programme of talks this month, and what better subject to start with...
by Sherwood Forest Trust | Mar 9, 2022 | Community Focus, Education and Learning, Environment, Group meeting, Hobbies, Sherwood, Social Group, Wildlife
In 2020, The Sherwood Forest Trust received a grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help deliver the ‘Green Recovery Challenge Fund’ project. A large part of this project is focused on conserving and restoring important heathland sites in the area, one of...
by Erin McDaid, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Mar 6, 2022 | Environment, Sherwood, Wildlife
Ancient woodlands, those that were first recorded in 1600 or earlier, are the most diverse and valuable part of our landscape. Each ancient woodland is unique – shaped by local soils and climate. These complex and magical habitats, that have evolved over millennia,...
by Erin McDaid, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust | Mar 6, 2022 | Environment, Wildlife, Worksop
Ancient woodlands, those that were first recorded in 1600 or earlier, are the most diverse and valuable part of our landscape. Each ancient woodland is unique – shaped by local soils and climate. These complex and magical habitats, that have evolved over millennia,...
