February brought with it the promise of spring, offering a generous scattering of warm bright days and big blue skies but still with all the freshness of winter upon the air.

Spring is peeking it’s way around the corner (and through the soil in the form of crocuses and daffys) which means that gardeners all around have been busily preparing for the growing season.…

National Nest Box Week marks the beginning of the breeding season for birds. Our Forest School Project Officer, Rachel, describes how the children she has been working with across Merseyside have…

Love is in the air, hormones are running high and, with the approach of spring, fascinating courtship rituals are taking place in the natural world.

As the dark, cold days of winter finally start to fade, it’s time to head outside and enjoy nature’s wonderful signs of spring.

Meet the dawn chorus’s percussion section…

Communications and Engagement Officer Molly Toal discusses how barn owls hunt and shares tips to increase your chances of seeing these amazing birds in the wild.

This month’s theme was ‘Magic Mammals’ and that is exactly what we got!

The month of January glistened with ice and brilliant winter sunshine.

Philips Park Project Officer, Iain Mackennon, discusses the invasive species, rhododendron.