New Homes Created for Declining Sand Martins at Amwell Nature Reserve
Discover how new nesting banks aim to boost one of Hertfordshire's birds of conservation concern.
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Butterfly Sightings Soaring in Sunny Weather
The sun is out and so are many butterfly species. Find out what conservation management the Trust has been doing to enable us all to enjoy this summer spectacle.
Hertfordshire Farm Provides Nature-friendly Farming Showcase
Tony Juniper, Chair of Natural England's recently visited Codicote Bottom Farm in Herts and discovered how their approach to nature-friendly farming, and how the work of the Trust with…
New Survey Reveals Hertfordshire Has Far More Ancient Woodland Than Previously Recorded
Discover how there has been a rise in documented ancient woodland in Hertfordshire and why we are a relatively well-wooded county.
No Prosecution Following Incident Where Peregine Falcon's Eggs Were Destroyed
The outcome of the police investigation and its review by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Herts Environmental Records Centre Hit Four Million Species Records
Herts Environmental Records Centre (HERC) who curate biodiversity information for the county have just hit four million records. Read on to discover more about that milestone record and how HERC…
Live Action as Peregrine Falcons at St Albans Cathedral Return to our Screens
The webcam on the Peregrine Falcon's nest tray at St Albans Cathedral has been switched on for the 2026 breeding season.
£1.7m Funding Delivers Major Gains for Hertfordshire's Rare Chalk Rivers
Discover what's been delivered through our Species Survival in Hertfordshire’s Chalk Rivers project.
One World Wetlands Day, 365 Days of Work and Five Local Highlights
Celebrate World Wetlands Day and the year-round work of the Trust to protect these vital habitats for wildlife and people, with five local highlights.
Record Numbers Of People Are Standing Up For Local Wildlife
The Trust has more members than ever but we still need more to turn the nature crisis around...