Kathryn Brown, director of climate change and evidence for The Wildlife Trusts, reviews the ups and downs of this year’s climate COP.

Thank you, your gift will build a place where nature can thrive. You're now part of this once-in-a-generation chance to secure Rothbury Estate and create one of the largest nature areas in England. If ...

I met Maggie, who'd made a list of plants to attract bees and butterflies, Caz and Baz who walk their little dog around the estate, Dave, and Eric, Esther and Annie. Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Sarah ...

I've always enjoyed spending time with people, meeting people and also helping nature. I saw this as an ideal opportunity. Marie first got involved with Friends of Chances Park in Carlisle last year ...

This flightless relative of the scorpionfly roams across clumps of moss in winter. Despite their name, snow fleas aren't fleas - though they are thought to be related to them. They belong to the order ...

I'd like it to be a place where people can come and relax, feel safe, enjoy the wildlife and learn about the Cornish heritage associated with it A spinney is defined as a small stand of trees, a copse ...

Insects are a lot less obvious in winter. It’s a tough time to be active, with cold weather, storms and a shortage of food. Bees and butterflies mostly disappear, popping up again as spring approaches ...

A place to sit and enjoy nature in the heart of the city centre. In late 2022, Adam from Derbyshire Wildlife Trust began to work with the Hadhari Centre which offers food and companionship to the ...

It’s such a good use of this piece of land and a good start to lots of art projects that could happen in the future. Being involved with the environment is a really rich source of life for everyone.

It was a really good feeling when we came into work and saw everything flourish. It was an instant mood-lifter. Jamie’s Computers is a social enterprise that takes in, refurbishes and recycles IT ...

Eventually it would be great for the local community to swap seeds and start to grow their own produce and flowers for free. The Mile Cross community network decided that it would be great to grow ...