Don’t turn a nature crisis into a catastrophe
The Nuclear Regulatory Review is built on a flawed diagnosis. And when a problem is misdiagnosed, the wrong cure is prescribed.
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Otterbourne Church of England Primary School go that little deeper to study their local river
Otterbourne Church of England Primary School have embraced learning and discovering the importance of wildlife and the need to protect their local river - the River Itchen.
They have also…
WightFibre support Trust’s mission for a wilder Hampshire and Isle of Wight.
Since 2021, WightFibre has generously supported Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust through corporate membership and continues to champion efforts to protect wildlife and tackle climate…
Will the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill equip devolved authorities and communities to deal with the biggest risks they now face?
The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill is a landmark piece of legislation - a genuine shift of power closer to communities. That ambition is widely welcomed. But as this Bill moves…
The ghost of the fields
Look out for barn owls across Hampshire this winter.
When owls fly by day
Winter is a special time for owl watching, thanks to one of our most distinctive birds of prey – the short-eared owl. Often affectionately known as a “Shortie”, this owl breaks the usual rules by…
Gardening for Nature – Jane and Steve Page raise over £1,000 through wildlife talks
Through their dedication and passion for gardening for nature, Jane and Steve Page have hosted numerous talks and garden visits demonstrating the benefits of creating garden spaces for nature and…
Restoring Hampshire’s Historic Water Meadow Structures
This summer, Watercress and Winterbournes restored two important water meadow structures on the Candover Brook in Totford. Read about the historical significance and the careful restoration…
Cold-weather comma
As autumn deepens, the days grow shorter, the air turns crisp, and many of our familiar butterflies vanish until spring. But one species refuses to disappear. The comma butterfly, with its ragged…
Bulldozing nature policy won’t rebuild Britain
This should have been the year we turned the tide for nature. Instead, the Government appears poised to preside over the worst environmental rollback in decades.