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It’s election day on 6 May – here’s how you can make sure wildlife is at the heart of local elections.

Since that first meeting, 60 years ago, the Trust has grown and now has over 450 active volunteers and 27,000 members!

Look closer at the wildlife around you, the closer you look, the more you'll start to see!

Check out our blogs to see what wildlife action is taking place across the county.

In need of some camera trap inspiration to spy on your garden wildlife through lockdown? Catch up on Billy's camera trap Tuesdays here.

We have a web page full of useful information and stories from people who've helped wildlife by leaving a gift in their will.

The Wild Towns project will create, connect and enhance green spaces for wildlife in seven towns across Gloucestershire.

Together we can create a Wilder Gloucestershire and help nature’s recovery. Read our manifesto here.

We’ve partnered with Foresters’ Forest to carry out conservation grazing in the Forest of Dean.