Discover the work that has been taking place on the River Hiz this month and how wildlife and the local community will benefit from it.

Rare species, first county records and unusual sightings have made this a fascinating summer for wildlife on Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves, with experts and volunteers…

Livestock are playing a vital role in managing habitats across Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves – but this summer’s heatwave is creating fresh challenges and opportunities for…

Discover how new nesting banks aim to boost one of Hertfordshire's birds of conservation concern.

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.

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…

Discover how there has been a rise in documented ancient woodland in Hertfordshire and why we are a relatively well-wooded county.

The outcome of the police investigation and its review by the Crown Prosecution Service.

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…

The webcam on the Peregrine Falcon's nest tray at St Albans Cathedral has been switched on for the 2026 breeding season.