It’s officially June, which means one thing, 30 Days Wild is back! For the next 30 days, we are challenging you to do one small wild thing every day to connect with the beautiful nature right on…

Supporting nature can help address many climate change challenges, and the time to act is now. Today, the Climate Change Committee have released their urgent recommendations for UK Government.…

Leaving the Armed Forces can be one of the biggest transitions in a person’s life. For the last three years, Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, in partnership with the Defence Gardens Scheme, has been…

The Great Crested Newt (Triturus cristatus) is one of the most talked about amphibians in the UK, and for good reason. However, they are at threat from the loss of their habitats on land and in…

A group of volunteers from Novuna recently swapped their desks for the great outdoors, joining Wiltshire Wildlife Trust for a "Wild Work Day" at Green Lane Wood. Despite a traditional…

After amazing team effort from the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, Swindon Borough Council Wardens and incredible group of volunteers, we have finished planting a new Coppice Orchard in Lydiard Park.…

When lovely late spring slips into bloom, something magnificent starts to appear in damp meadows. A stem rises from the grass where the unmissable Snakeshead Fritillaries (Fritillaria meleagris)…

Hi! I’m Chloe, a first-year Geography student raised in Wiltshire, currently studying in Southampton. This post is the first in a series of blogs where I plan to write about nature and wellbeing,…

Spring is finally here – and that means it’s duckling season! It’s not long before your local ponds, rivers and wetlands will be visited by mallards raising their young. By recording your…

As we begin to see captivating sights of spring: creatures coming out of hiding and flowers flourishing, you might start to see signs of the Hare – traditionally linked with the month of March –…