Soggy and damp, November can provide great conditions for a dazzling array of fungi to reveal themselves. The fruiting bodies – which we call mushrooms – will bring colour into the grey, gloomy…

The Cotswold Canals Connected partnership is delighted to announce that the project has been awarded the prestigious Building with Nature Full Award, recognising the exceptional delivery of high-…

Our dedicated volunteer, Barry, looks back towards spring. From goshawks to wild daffodils, Barry reflects on this world of wildlife.

Four finalists from last year's competition reflect on the power of wildlife photography for personal and ecological wellbeing.

Our photography competition is in full swing, with submissions open until 31 July 2026. With the option to submit mobile or camera photos, there’s something for everyone, as well as our new wild…

You may have already noticed bees buzzing and butterflies enjoying the sunshine. With spring officially here, these are some weird and wonderful wildlife spectacles to look (or listen) out for…

Learn about the amazing journey of Gloucestershire’s toads as they migrate to their ponds each year. See how volunteers and local projects help protect these resilient amphibians.

Andrew McLaughlin, GWT CEO, on why failing environmental targets and weakened protections threaten the future of nature in the UK.

Andrew McLaughlin, GWT CEO, expresses concern over worsening prospects for wildlife at the end of 2025 but remains optimistic for the future.

In March we completed the DEFRA Trees Call to Action funded phase of the Severn Treescapes Project. Although this part has come to an end, we’re proud to announce that we’ve successfully received…