Meet the team and discover more about the work of Trust and its plans for the future for a Wilder Leicestershire & Rutland

A unique, small-number experience offering access to our island nature reserve.

Our Bioblitz event is taking place at Lower Moor Farm this June. Join the County Recorders and help us record the species at Lower Moor.

Learn about Marsh Fritillary Butterflies and help to conserve them.

Are you thinking of volunteering with the Trust? This short talk is the perfect way to find out a bit more about us and what you can expect.

Join us to find out about the Grazing on the Rocks project and how you can get involved in walks, surveys and volunteering.

Enjoy a guided walk of some of our nature reserves at Woolhope Dome followed by a light lunch and an update from CEO Saul Herbert

How do we create towns and cities where nature can truly flourish?

Join us for an afternoon of thought-provoking conversation.

An insight into the life cycle of these urban cohabitants, how you can help them to thrive, and how they can help you with some natural pest

Get to know these amazing reptiles

A talk on the birds found in and around Poole Harbour.

Learn about Marsh Fritillary Butterflies and help to conserve them.

Step into the shadows of Looe Island and discover its past through historic tales of island life, smugglers and ghosts

Jane Deacon, warden of Clattinger Farm, will lead the group in a guided walk around the reserve.

Gardener's curse or a beneficial addition to our natural spaces? Libby John gives the lowdown on some of our misunderstood weeds.

Join Margaret Lovering, beekeeper and entrepreneur, as she tells all about bees, wax and the medicinal benefits of eating and using honey.

Join us for an online talk to find out more about the fascinating ash tree...

Join us early morning at Potteric Carr Nature Reserve to discover some of the exciting species of moths we have on site!

Join the Ipswich Group of Suffolk Wildlife Trust for this fascinating walk/talk on butterflies at Landseer Park with local ranger David Dowding and Melvyn Eke.

Take a closer look at Citizen Science and how it shapes local conservation