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COP26 is our chance to tackle the climate and nature crises together. Find out what we're expecting during the summit.

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

While we are aware of the global impact of climate change, what are the effects that we could see here in Gloucestershire?

Come along to one of our events to reconnect and feel closer to nature.

From primary school to adult learning and how to improve your wellbeing, find out more about what our engagement and learning team do.

Discover how you can create a wildlife haven in your own back garden.

Find out more about what we are doing in seven towns across Gloucestershire.

Grazing livestock are essential in conserving and enhancing wildlife by creating areas of open habitat.

Spy into the lives of Gloucestershire's amazing wildlife thanks to our trusty camera traps!

A rolling programme that aims to map and monitor the county's habitats.

A nature reserve on the edge of Gloucester where a two-year project is hosting a programme of events for local people to enjoy wildlife.

We provide advice on using natural solutions to manage land for all aspects of environmental gain.