Gloucester Nature Park
The creation of an area of wildspace on the doorstep of Gloucester, improving biodiversity and landscape, enabling better access to green space, and increasing climate resilience.
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Gloucester and Cheltenham Waterscapes Project
From 2023 to April 2025, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, in partnership with Intact Insurance (previously known as RSA Insurance), have delivered an ambitious project across Gloucester and Cheltenham, using Nature-Based Solutions to limit the impact of flooding while boosting biodiversity.
New wildlife and visitor centre for Gloucester
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust in partnership with Gloucester City Council have drawn up plans for a new trust headquarters and visitor centre at Robinswood Hill County Park.
Duke of Burgundy
This beautiful orange and brown butterfly is now a rare sight in the UK
Natural solutions to flooding deliver £2.9 million in benefits to Cheltenham and Gloucester — with more on the way
A pioneering project using nature-based solutions to tackle flooding, support wildlife and engage communities has delivered major results across Cheltenham and Gloucester – and now a second phase…
Cafés
For up to date information on the cafés at Robinswood Hill and Crickley Hill.
Children can enjoy free half-term fun at a country park in Gloucester
Hundreds of children and their families are invited to attend the free event which takes place at the end of the month
Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records
Gloucester Centre for Environmental Records
Prize draw
Enter our prize draw at one of the events to be in with a chance of winning a goody bag from Gloucester Services.
Rain gardens
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust are working in partnership with The Environment Agency and Gloucester City Council to create healthy, functional watercourses for people and wildlife.
Crickley Hill - About
Crickley Hill, which is jointly managed by Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and the National Trust, is rich in wildlife and archaeology. Perched high above the city of Gloucester and the Severn Plain, the views are tremendous.
Rain garden brings wildlife and prevents flooding at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital
Gloucester MP Richard Graham joined hospital staff and Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust to plant up this new haven for people and wildlife.