We continue to oppose the planning application for the development of land East of Hereford (Planning reference P240422/F) which is being appealed.

Art and poetry exhibition celebrating this rare tree to launch at Queenwood this autumn

Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is reintroducing cattle to graze at Bartonsham Meadows in Hereford city. These floodplain meadows, lying within a meander of the River Wye, would have been grazed by…

Rare species of beetles, fungus and a moth across the three counties are being helped by a £590,121 boost from Natural England’s Species Recovery Programme

Leominster families with pre-school age children will be welcomed to the new programme of nature play sessions beginning this summer at nearby Queenswood Country Park & Arboretum thanks to a…

Gap in poultry figures could have huge impacts on river pollution and land use say The Wildlife Trusts

On 1st April Herefordshire Wildlife Trust’s Board of Trustees elected Trustee Jake Bharier to the role of Chair. This appointment follows the departure of Alison Mclean who stepped down when her…

Ambitious long-term plans to restore nature across more than 5000 hectares along the river corridors of the Wye and Lugg between Leominster and Symonds Yat, have been formally submitted to Defra…

Arts&Heritage is pleased to announce King Herla, a new temporary public artwork by artist Jamie Fitzpatrick, launching on Saturday 21 March at Bartonsham Meadows, Hereford.

The team at Bartonsham Meadows Nature Reserve in Hereford are gearing up for a busy season of school visits across the Spring and Summer and are asking all dog walkers to pick up after their dogs…