Green Recovery report launched
Today we launch our Green Recovery report, calling on the Government to invest in nature as part of our recovery from the pandemic.
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust Blog
Is 2021 finally going to be the turning point for nature and climate?
Is 2021 finally going to be the turning point for nature and climate? Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust CEO Debbie Tann shares her thoughts.
Southampton airport expansion and the climate crisis
Response from Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust's CEO on the decision to approve the planning application to extend the runway at Southampton Airport.
Lennox Point
Portsmouth City Council recently announced a rebrand of their ‘super-peninsula’ proposals for Tipner West, promoting ‘Lennox Point’ as ‘a unique site where land meets sea, it will be an iconic and…
Steering through the present towards a wilder future and a new normal
Coronavirus continues to cause unprecedented challenges for Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust – we like many other Trusts are already suffering financial losses because many of our…
Nests not nets
Nature can't be seen as an inconvenience - it must be protected
Time for developments to deliver net gain for wildlife
It's time to ensure that developments give back more than they take from nature
Under Pressure - is the New Forest losing its wildness?
When thinking of the most special and important places for wildlife, Hampshire’s New Forest is right up there with the best. But this precious gem is under pressure from a combination of factors…
Could changing what we eat create a wilder Hampshire and Isle of Wight?
A new report from the Committee on Climate Change suggests that the UK should radically change the way we use land – reducing meat production and making more space for nature.
Let's create a Wilder Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Our Chief Exec Debbie Tann sets out her thoughts on how we can make Hampshire and the Isle of Wight wilder