Our Engaging with Nature project, based in Thatcham, is looking for volunteers. Project officer, Carrie Starbuck explains more about the role and how to get involved.

Who are the volunteers who keep Finemere Wood as a haven for wildlife, and why do they volunteer for BBOWT? Charlotte introduces you to another of her trusty team.

The volunteers are back at Finemere Wood discovering old friendships, wild flowers and the joy of scything.

It’s finally summer and the season for barbecues but have you ever thought about where your charcoal comes from and how it is made?

Every year our Hebridean and Beulah speckled face sheep need a shear, but this age-old craft isn't quite as straightforward as it might look, as Glenn explains!

Black and yellow stripes don't always mean a wasp or even a sting as Sue Taylor, BBOWT volunteer recorder, explains.

Who are the volunteers who keep Finemere Wood as a haven for wildlife, and why do they volunteer for BBOWT? Charlotte introduces you to another of her trusty team.

Who are the volunteers who keep Finemere Wood as a haven for wildlife, and why do they volunteer for BBOWT? Charlotte introduces you to another of her trusty team.

BBOWT volunteer, Gustav Clark introduces one of BBOWT's lesser known reserves, Sole Common Pond

BBOWT volunteer recorder, Sue Taylor takes a closer look at everyone's favourite beetle, the ladybird