The fluted bird's nest fungi (Cyathus striatus), is a conical fungus, that look remarkably like – as the name suggests – a tiny bird's nest. This fungus stands out as a fascinating…

This will go down as the summer that never happened! July was the best month, but this is a relative term. There were a few hot days in August but these spells did not last, it then deteriorated…

Organised rock-pooling. That is what I like to call Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust's intertidal surveys, they are fantastic!

Early mornings and late summer evenings can only mean one thing in the Solent, it is the perfect time to collect seagrass seed. The sun rises, the tides are low, bright green meadows become…

As part of my traineeship with the Trust, I’ve had the privilege of getting acquainted with several ‘rewilding’ sites.

The spring is always busy with migrants coming and going and insects emerging. Migrants were very late this year with the second part of April being wet and cool.

Harry Munt, Wicor Garden Volunteer and Wildlife Conservationist, shares with us his observations of Wicor Primary School's wild spaces and wildlife.

Harry Munt, Wicor Garden Volunteer and Wildlife Conservationist, shares with us his observations of Wicor Primary School's wild spaces and wildlife.

In 2022, we formed a sustainability group in Bembridge. We were a small group searching for some initial projects to inspire us. I agreed to manage a project to create some interpretation signage…

For curious young minds, nature is the ultimate adventure. Sally Broom gives us a window into her family's river rambles.