Volunteering for The Wildlife Trusts isn’t just great for wildlife, it’s good for you too as nature and wellbeing manager, Dom Higgins explains.

There is nothing better than walking into a room to see a sea of smiling faces, welcome to Volunteer Conference 2019.

Spring and summer aren’t the only seasons for moth-spotting – you can find moths in your garden all year-round! But which species prefer balmy summer nights and which like flying when it’s frosty…

What’s your favourite thing about autumn? Ours is fungi, and there are so many weird and wonderful wild mushrooms and moulds appearing at the moment that it’d be a crime not to go for a fungi walk…

Are bats really blind? How do bats stop themselves feeling dizzy after hanging upside-down all day? Super-fast muscles?!

From our infamous worker bee to the more unusual looking shield bugs with bodies resembling medieval armour, Manchester is crawling with insects.

Volunteers have been integral to the Trust since we first began fighting for local wildlife. One of our amazing volunteers, Janet Edmunds, has written all about some of her earliest volunteering…

As Remember a Charity Week begins, Individual Giving Officer, Victoria Lamb, takes a look back at the rich history of the Trust and how far we have come.

The Central Preston group which meets in Avenham Park every week is now 6-months old! To celebrate, Myplace trainee Connor shares some of his favourite moments in pictures.

At the end of June, the Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Education department, including Myplace, ventured into the deepest, darkest wilds of Derbyshire to hone their bushcraft skills. The annual two-…