Spot meadowsweet this summer, find out where to see and what it looks like.

Trainee Assistant Training Officer, Ida Kubisz reflects on her first Forest School training season at Swanwick Nature Reserve, sharing how time in nature helps practitioners slow down, reconnect…

This summer Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust collected more than 100,000 seagrass seeds from underwater meadows in the Solent. Diana Bonciu, Seagrass Restoration Intern, has written…

The garden tiger moth is one of Britain's most striking insects, and July is one of the best times to spot this remarkable species.

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These dazzling wetland hunters are so captivating – here’s how to find them through summer, explains our guide, Trust Ecologist Tom Selby.

Creating a garden that supports moths means thinking about both the adult fliers and their caterpillars. With a few thoughtful choices, your outdoor space can become a haven for these vital…

When wildflowers are in full bloom and butterflies are on the wing, our summer days are awash with spectacularly vibrant colours. But amongst the dazzle, the chalkhill blue (Polyommatus coridon)…

The thick-legged flower beetle (Oedemera nobilis), also known as the swollen-thighed beetle, is one of the county’s most striking insects.

The unmistakable flash of orange drifting across a spring meadow is one of the most uplifting signs that the season has arrived.