The Wildlife Trusts have expressed huge disappointment at limitations of the Bovine TB Strategy Review led by Sir Charles Godfray. Whilst welcoming the review’s recommendations ...
All members are welcome to attend the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust's 62nd Annual General Meeting, which will be held at 7.30pm on Wednesday 14th November ...
Wildlife needs our help. Birds, insects, mammals, plants and trees are struggling to survive with an increasing lack of suitable places to live, or food ...
Remember, remember to check your unlit bonfire for hedgehogs. At this time of year, a pile of leaves and twigs may be the start of ...
This is an exciting opportunity to work at Rutland Water Nature Reserve for someone who has a passion for wildlife, enjoys working in a team ...
October is a month for our counties’ wildlife to feed on fruits, fungi, insects and all available food, in preparation for the winter chill that ...
The recovery of wildlife in the UK depends on an Agriculture Bill that enables farmers to create and restore natural habitats. The Wildlife Trusts, including ...
Autumn bird migration continues throughout September and the Trust’s wetland nature reserves such as Rutland Water, Cossington Meadows, Wanlip Meadows and Kelham Bridge are the ...
Join wildlife celebrity and author Chris Packham at the People’s Walk for Wildlife, taking place in central London on Saturday (September 22). The agenda is ...
After a two year break in its vaccination project due to a global shortage of vaccine, the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust (LRWT) is now ...
Two male ospreys from Rutland Water have been fitted with satellite transmitters so bird experts can track their amazing global journeys. You too can follow the osprey’s ...
The auroch skull discovered at the Trust’s Wymeswold Meadows Nature Reserve - and recently donated by the Trust to the Charnwood Museum, Loughborough - is ...
