Before: A rectangle of sterile lawn with a narrow flower border and a lone pear tree. After: a haven for wildlife

If there’s a pond, lake or river in your local green space, why not get out and see what kinds of diving ducks you can spot?

Ben Vanheems shares his love of wildlife gardening and offers a few tips to help you create more homes for nature in your own garden

"we return to work on the drovers’ track for the final work party of the year, our favourite place."

Get closer to nature this Christmas, with our winter wildlife challenge.

Residents at Launton Grange Care Home decided to create a wildlife oasis in their grounds, winning an award for their efforts!

Have you spotted any mysterious tracks or unexplained droppings? Solve the case with some tips from Darren Tansley, the Wildlife Trusts' Mammal Detective.

How local residents turned a small area of land in a new development into a community garden packed with features for wildlife, too.

In autumn and winter you can see large, mixed flocks of thrushes feeding in fields and hedgerows. Here's how to tell the difference between two of our winter visitors.

If you've ever wondered what a volunteer for BBOWT does, Simon Cousins describes his varied roles at Chimney Meadows nature reserve