In this anniversary week for our Care Farms, we sat down with Damian Haasjes - Director of Youth, Education and Wellbeing, and Dean Sherwin - Head of Care Farms, to hear their reflections on the…
Ten years ago this month, our first Care Farm opened its gates. Ask students, teachers or parents to describe our care farms and two words come up again and again: calm and peaceful.
There’s a whole world of weird wildlife hiding beneath our feet, and you don’t need to travel far to find it. Kat's written a guide to where to spot fungi in Wiltshire, and some particularly…
Participants from Wiltshire Wildlife Trust's Swindon Community Wellbeing programme and IPSUM (Swindon mental health and wellbeing charity) came together recently for an enjoyable afternoon of…
As spooky season draws closer we start reaching for the pumpkins. But how can we make sure we're using them sustainably? Xanthé takes a closer look...
As Halloween draws nearer, Kat looks at some of our spookier species, and why they might not be so scary...
The Government has recently made a series of announcements on water policy, including publishing the Water (Special Measures) Bill, introduced to Parliament on Wednesday 4 September. The Bill aims…
Same rain, different pattern.
It can feel strange to talk about drought and flooding in the same breath and at a time when the weather feels more stable, but across the UK they are two sides…
Nature and climate are two sides of the same challenge - businesses, governments and civil society must rise to both together.
Autumn is one of the most rewarding times to be out in the Wiltshire countryside. The light is low and golden, and lots of wildlife is busy either fattening up, moving on, or making the most of…
