For World Soil Day 2025, we explore the connection between peatlands, carbon, and beavers.

Not too long ago I was lucky to host a nature counting event at the beautiful Doxey Marshes, a truly wild place on the outskirts of Stafford’s urban sprawl.

The Government is asking for public views on proposals to remove BNG requirements for small sites — minor, medium and brownfield - which make up most developments. It significantly undermines…

The Big Butterfly Count has landed! It’s time to head out and count what’s landing near you! Between today (Friday 18 July) and Sunday 10 August you can join in this free nature spotting challenge…

As spring gets underway, our guest blogger birder Rob shares which summer visitors you'll soon be able to spot around Staffordshire.

Last autumn our guest blogger Rob was lucky enough to encounter this unusual visitor to Staffordshire.

Alex Hiles, 13, is a budding young photographer from Newcastle-under-Lyme. He won the under 18 category in Staffordshire Wildlife Trust’s 2024 photography competition, wowing judges with his…

As I sit here typing, momentarily pausing to gaze out of the window, there's snow on the ground. That can only mean one thing; winter is upon us. I'm a fair-weather photographer, loving…

Wild deer are some of the most iconic mammals of the countryside.

How prepared for climate change are we in Staffordshire? How can nature help us address the challenges it brings? As COP29, the UN Climate Conference, gets underway in Azerbaijan, we explore the…