The UK government has announced a new policy and licensing system for beaver reintroductions, aiming to restore this native species and its environmental benefits. GWT is conducting a study to…
Last year, 2024, was the hottest (global average temperature) year on record and atmospheric carbon dioxide is now double that of pre-Industrial Revolution era levels as reported by the NOAA…
Restore Nature Now is the biggest demonstration in British history to demand action for nature ahead of the general election. This blog post explores Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's…
The Severn Treescapes Project is a year old! During the last year we’ve been up to a lot, from holding seed planting, landowner and community events, to helping landowners to plan to put trees on…
In Britain, many of us enjoy watching wildlife. Birds are a popular quarry, and you can easily get a good view with a pair of binoculars and a bit of patience, but many species are harder to spot…
Spring is often associated with new life; plants in flower, birds in full song, and adorable animal babies on adverts and Easter cards. Pine martens rarely seem to feature though, perhaps because…
Keeping track of elusive mammals like pine martens can be tricky, but they do leave clues whenever they pause for a poo.
In this blog, discover what regenerative farming is all about, hear from farmers themselves about what regenerative systems mean on their land and a look at our brand new film.
Nature is our most important ally in the fight against climate change, says Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, but how does wetland creation help with our journey to net zero?
Join Pete Savage, Canal Project Officer, as he dives into how vital our volunteers are to the success and wins of the Cotswold Canals Connected project.
