Of all our butterflies, one group immediately springs to mind when we think of hot summer days. On a south-facing downland slope, bright blue butterflies skip and chase across the hillside.

Barton Meadows nature reserve is in full bloom, and this year ox-eye daisies have stolen the show.

Hazel dormouse, their ecology, conservation status and monitoring.

A poem about Brent Geese leaving Langstone Harbour

As we continue our improvement works at Blashford Lakes, a new dipping pond begins to take shape.

Our Young Naturalists weave willow dragonflies for our new Wild Walk sculpture trail with artist Kim Creswell.

You may have been following the recent, exciting developments with Blashford Lakes nature reserve’s ongoing face lift. One of the elements of the project that will emerge in the coming weeks is a…

Have you seen some exciting things happening at Blashford Lakes nature reserve? We've started work to update the nature reserve thanks to two large grants and generous contributions from some…

My time at the Trust has absolutely flown by, and now it’s nearly time for me to leave my role as Trainee Geospatial Ecologist. I've had an amazing few months here!

With the summer holidays over and the brief lull in group visits that always follows while the Southeast's children all settle back into school and uniformed groups back into their packs and…