We’re delighted to share the news that Hertfordshire’s Local Nature Recovery Strategy is live! This county-wide 'blueprint' informs what we need to do to support nature recovery, how we…
The Trust has launched a fundraising appeal to ensure our local woodlands remain safe, healthy and full of life.
Sharing some good news for the future of European Eels from our friends at Thames Rivers Trust and looking forward to contributing to this large-scale conservation project in the months and years…
A new report published by the Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland has newly classified a wide range of plants as threatened species.
Two Dartford Warblers have recently been seen in the county.
Exciting news! Two of the St Albans Cathedral Peregrine chicks, which hatched in 2023, have been recently been spotted in new territories!!
Trust reintroduction sees one of the UK’s most threatened mammals back on the Upper River Lea.
A rare plant, Tubular Water Dropwort, which is listed as a Herts Species of Conservation Concern, has been discovered at the Trust's Rye Meads Nature Reserve, near Hoddesdon.
The cost of vandalism is obstructing Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust’s ability to restore nature at a pivotal time in the wildlife and climate crisis.
Get the latest update on the Peregrine chicks at St Albans Cathedral and find out more about one of last year's brood.
