As trees shed their leaves, a bounty of berries is revealed - a vital resource for many birds and small mammals through the winter.

Oak apples, robin's pincushions, witches' brooms - there are thousands of types of gall caused by insects and fungi. It's a fascinating little world to explore!

In her guest blog, BBOWT volunteer surveyor, Sue Taylor discovers there's always something new to find when you stop and look closely.

In the month when autumn really starts to take hold, look out for these species in your garden, local green spaces and on your walks

With regular volunteer work parties cancelled for the time being, but restrictions easing, Charlotte Karmali, volunteer warden at Finemere Wood, tells of being able to return to her haven.

Small, brown, fast-moving and active in the dark – all reasons why for too many years people have misunderstood or even feared these fascinating creatures that live so close to us, yet have such…

BBOWT volunteer, Simon Blake gives an insight into life as a bird and butterfly surveyor for the ecology team.

With regular volunteer work parties cancelled for the time being, but restrictions easing, Charlotte Karmali, volunteer warden at Finemere Wood, tells of being able to return to her haven.

BBOWT member Claire Manojlovic takes a walk through the Chilterns, visiting Homefield Wood nature reserve on her way

We all know that bees are important pollinators, but there’s always something new to learn about these fascinating creatures