It is often said that early spring flowers are mostly yellow and there is some truth in this, at Blashford Lakes just now it is certainly the most frequent flower colour.

One advantage of working outdoors for a lot of the time is that you do get to see a lot of wildlife.

Feeling like Spring finally!

It’s the end of winter for us. 28th of Feb officially means we down tools and stop cutting as the birds are busy setting up territories to breed and nest.

Over the winter the volunteer team down at Farlington Marshes have been helping me do some survey work to look in a little bit more detail what the birds have been doing

I was asked recently "Why can't you just let nature be nature?" from which I understand the questioner meant, why do we do management on nature reserves?

One of Farlington Marshes' most iconic birds has been putting on a show for visitors in recent weeks

Wood pasture is a particularly interesting habitat type. It is one of my favourites and one that we deal with a little bit in the Solent reserves so I thought that I would write a little bit about…

Our marine wildlife can occasionally by disturbed by bad weather, leading to unusual mass stranding events

With climate discussions underway in Paris, Trevor Codlin explores the thorny issue of energy supply, and makes the case for clean energy to protect our wildlife.