From colourful Fly Agaric to bracket fungi on fallen logs, our October woodlands are alive with weird and wonderful species.

Discover what to look out for this month!

Discover how volunteering with the Trust led Linda Butterfield to undertaking a Masters project to inform future Water Vole monitoring guidance in this guest blog.

Patrick McNeill volunteers for the Trust as a River Champion. We got the chance to catch up with him at the recent Water Vole reintroduction on the Upper River Lea and discussed what he does and…

Take a closer look at our September hedgerows and the wildlife making the most of them!

How the Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Hertfordshire has been developed and what we hope it can collectively deliver for our local landscapes and wildlife.

Ellie Smith, Senior Data Officer at Herts Environmental Records Centre, shares her fascination for one of our smallest mammals, the Harvest Mouse.

Jayne Schwartz lives in Ware and is dedicated to helping all wildlife in her garden. Here, in part two of a guest blog, Jayne tells us how she is helping nature’s recovery.

It’s migrant wader season so let’s take a look at some of the species popping by!

Tim Hill, the Trust’s Conservation Manager, takes us down to the woods in search of the Purple Emperor.

Tim Hill, the Trust's Conservation Manager, looks at the peak flight-time spectacle of Chalkhill Blue butterflies at Hexton Chalk Pit Nature Reserve.