Wiltshire Wildlife Trust gives politicians five priorities to support nature recovery.

Dorothy House and Wiltshire Wildlife Trust have announced a new partnership to increase nature connectedness and wellbeing for people diagnosed with a life limiting illness or experiencing grief…

Government plans announced this week will see the removal of crucial protections – placing further pressures on our already severely damaged rivers and globally rare Wiltshire chalk streams.

We are excited to announce a new programme in collaboration with The Harbour Project to engage asylum seeker families in Swindon.

The British Beekeepers’ Association (BBKA) is calling on the public to help fight a major threat to honey bees and other pollinators - Asian hornets.

Nature-based health and wellbeing programmes could save hundreds of millions of pounds each year and reduce society’s reliance on the NHS, according to a new report by The Wildlife Trusts.

Improving habitat for water voles and restoring natural river function.

The Government is considering abandoning legislation to protect our rivers from sewage effluent.

The Wiltshire’s Critical Species Project was a pilot funded by Natural England through the Species Recovery Programme.

Can you do one wild thing every day for a month?