Planning reforms and a strategic approach to mitigation delivery could speed up planning and help restore nature, but proposed reforms don’t. Here's why.

A large proportion of the public sees nature as fundamental to economic growth – and so the recent rhetoric from the UK Chancellor seems off-kilter. Public affairs officer, Joseph Keegan, says…

In the first of our new series, BBOWT volunteer Logan Walker reviews Wilding by Isabella Tree

Ever wondered what regenerative farming is and how it compares to other farming approaches? Vicki Hird, The Wildlife Trusts’ new strategic lead on agriculture, looks at this farming buzzword and…

Our wildlife protections cannot simply be about stopping extinctions. They need to be about helping populations recover and creating healthy ecosystems.

If we are to turn the tide of nature’s decline, we need to look at the driving forces of that decline, one of which is our lauding of growing economies whilst turning a blind eye to the…

Andy Coulson-Phillips, Ecology Officer at BBOWT, explains how our new project will create more space for wildlife in West Berkshire

The Wildlife Trust's Water Policy Manager, Ali Morse explains the importance of wetlands for wildlife and people

Encouraging your local community to appreciate and record the wildlife on their doorstep is one way to help protect and restore the natural world. Benson Nature Group share their activities to…

Estelle Bailey, Chief Executive of BBOWT, reflects on the impacts of Covid-19 on our work inspiring the next generation about nature