Join Ponteland Wildlife Group for their 2026/27 programme of wildlife talks.

Explore Norfolk’s rare chalk streams, their wildlife, history, and conservation in an illustrated talk.

Emma Hughes of Cumbria Connect – restoring landscape together with special reference to the Eden Valley.

Join Tim Sexton for a talk about the former Rufford Colliery site and how its been transformed into a haven for wildlife.

All woodlands can tell a story if you look deep enough. Join Michael Walker for a deep dive on the history of Ploughman Wood.

A talk on the Wildlife of The Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica from Vicky and James Mackie

Join Wyre Forest Local Group for their Christmas social.

Join Ashley Grove for a talk about wonderful winter wildlife.

Join Coquetdale Wildlife Group for an illustrated talk by Richard Thompson on fungi.

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.

Traditional orchards are much more than places where fruit is grown.

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.

Join us as Dr Anthony Speca reveals the little-known yet fascinating world of lichens

Discover how Stuart transformed his garden for wildlife, creating ponds, meadows and habitats for birds, mammals and insects.

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.

Join the Charnwood Local Group for evening talk on The Wildlife of Garendon Registered Park and Gardens.

Join us online to discover how rewilding is bringing habitats and lost species back, and what it could mean for the future of nature.

Celebrate 100 years of Norfolk Wildlife Trust in an illustrated talk on restoring nature and inspiring action for wildlife.

Meet Dave Arnold for an opportunity to be enlightened about the largely unloved and misunderstood reptiles of the UK

Grimsby and Cleethorpes Area Group are joined by Libby John, who will recount her cycling challenge to visit every Trust nature reserve.