New members of the writing team

Staying local during lockdown

I am seeing a lot of social media posts at the moment about people horrified by the actions of predators especially in gardens.

The bramble is a much maligned plant but throughout the year it is a vital part of the countryside

The first of our monthly newsletters is out now..

Everyone knows they are 'Weasily' recognisable and 'Stoatally' different, but to tell them apart you may need a bit more than a bad joke!

July newsletter is out now

After spending a lot of money on expensive equipment, whether it be binoculars, telescope or camera lenses, you want to get the best performance from them. Lee Copplestone explains why and how to keep optics clean. (title image by Oliver Smart)

red backed shrike

With winter drawing in, it's time to consider a good book to read. Nick Martin gives his favourite wildlife books and passes on recommendations of other nature enthusiasts. (main image, Abby Martin)

The latest of our newsletters is out now..

Getting down to the level of your subject will hugely impact your final photo, Nick Martin gives us the low down.

With spring fast approaching now is the time to get nest boxes up for our feathered friends

Leaping salmon was on Nick Martin's photo bucket list, here's how he finally achieved it

Bears, wolves, lynx...can we really live alongside them once again in the UK? Hayley Kinsey outlines how and why we could and should.

Entomologist and bee enthusiast Lisa Williams introduces some of the delightful solitary bees we might see this spring...

You love birdwatching or wildlife watching and you’re excited to see all our fantastic birds of prey, but you still rarely see them. Why? 

After a few days in Dorset exploring wildlife on the heaths I made a last minute decision to visit the famous Colin in Thursley Common.

North Wales Summer.

Entomologist and bee enthusiast Lisa Williams introduces some of the delightful bumblebees we might see this spring...