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Improving the River Blyth with WEG funding

Tame Valley Wetlands are working alongside the Environment Agency on a new ‘Love Your River Cole’ project called LYRiC.

A team of volunteers are now working with us to produce sustainable charcoal to sell through our Visitor Centre at Brandon Marsh nature reserve. 

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust has been awarded almost £75,000 to support communities to get involved with volunteering at two nature reserves in Leamington Spa - Oakley Wood and Leam Valley.

Students and the public were urged to contact their MP to lobby for stronger laws to protect our environment, at an event held in partnership with Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, Warwick University,…

We're launching a new initiative to get the people of Warwickshire greener and healthier! Ufton Fields Nature Reserve near Southam offers more than just the chance to catch a breath of fresh…

New ponds and enhancements are planned for the River Sherbourne in Lake View Park, Coventry

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, in partnership with Coventry City Council, is excited to announce…

HS2 Ltd aims to secure ‘no net loss of biodiversity’, which means if the route destroys important wildlife sites then HS2 will look to recreate equivalent sites elsewhere. However, along the…

Finalists have been announced for the 2018 UK River Prize. This prestigious award celebrates the important work being carried out in the UK to improve our rivers. The Tame Valley Wetlands…

This year’s Wild About Gardens challenge from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and The Wildlife Trusts is: Go Wild for Worms!