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Exclusive Event for Herefordshire Wildlife Trust Members
Friday 4th September, 2015
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES
h.Energy and WildPlay
Wednesday 2nd September, 2015
h.Energy and WildPlay are getting together this September on a tour of Herefordshire’s Markets.
Dive team surveying seabed throughout the summer
Thursday 27th August, 2015
Secrets of the seabed are being revealed as divers undertake exploratory scientific surveys in a bid to better understand the UK’s marine environment and help protect it for the future. Five professional divers and marine ecologists, commissioned by The Wildlife Trusts, are gathering evidence and data from areas where existing knowledge about marine habitats is limited.
Environmental groups call on PM's intervention as 10 green policies scrapped
Friday 31st July, 2015
Within the first three months of the new government ten different environmental policies have been watered down or scrapped, according to analysis by a group of leading UK environment organisations
Birches Farm restoration a step closer thanks to herbfarmacy open weekend
Friday 31st July, 2015
The proceeds from last weekend’s ‘Open Farm’ event at the herbfarmacy, totalling almost £700, have been kindly donated to Herefordshire Wildlife Trust’s Birches Farm Restoration appeal.
Bromyard Downs Summer Newsletter out now!
Thursday 16th July, 2015
Bromyard Downs Summer Newsletter is here! Read online below or download at the bottom of the page.
Farm Advice available in the Lower Lugg Valley
Monday 13th July, 2015
If you farm on the Lugg between Leominster and Hereford, you may like to hear about several projects which are happening in your area, as part of Herefordshire Wildlife Trusts Lower Lugg Living Landscape Project.
Appeal against Aylestone Hill Planning Prevention Dismissed
Monday 6th July, 2015
Over 304 Species recorded at 24 hour Bromyard Downs Bioblitz!
Tuesday 30th June, 2015
Over 300 people, including 200 children from local schools, joined in with a 24 hour Bioblitz which ran from 10am on Friday morning on Bromyard Downs Common. The race was on to record as many species of flora and fauna as possible. Local wildlife experts were on hand to help with moth trapping, bat detecting, small mammal trapping, botany and lots more throughout the weekend. The Bioblitz gets local people to see a different side to the Common and helps to paint a clear picture of what is happening with different species on the Downs.
Rare moth proves an exciting find on Bromyard Downs Common
Monday 1st June, 2015
