Friends of Crompton Moor invites the public to a free conservation event on May 1, focusing on wetland maintenance to support local wildlife and community enjoyment. Volunteers can join from 10am to 3pm, with tools provided and no experience needed.
Discover how BiGDUG tool storage solutions, including power tool racks and mobile chests, can upgrade your shed from cluttered to functional. Learn tips for efficient organization and a current discount code.
Swansea Community Farm's Big Give Earth Raise campaign aims to raise £5,000 in one week, doubled to £10,000 through match funding. The funds support the Generation Abertawe project, providing youth with environmental training and mental health benefits.
Remus Horse Sanctuary invites families to its first 2026 Open Day on May 3, featuring Mickey Mouse. Visitors can meet rescued animals, enjoy activities, and support vital welfare work.
As Sir David Attenborough approaches his 100th birthday, we explore his age, family life, career milestones, and environmental advocacy. The beloved broadcaster continues to inspire with his latest Netflix documentary.
A community group in Chorlton has transformed a flood-prone park with a 'sponge meadow' using sustainable drainage, ending 30 years of winter flooding and creating a new habitat for wildlife.
Spring accelerates on the Sefton Coast with wildflowers blooming and migrant birds arriving. English Longhorn cattle receive hoof trims as part of conservation grazing efforts, with dog owners reminded to keep pets on leads.
BBC Gardeners' World star Monty Don has issued a warning to UK gardeners about the legal protection of wild bluebells. Digging up these common spring flowers from natural woodlands can result in fines of up to £5,000 under the Wildlife and Countryside Act
Caerphilly County Borough Council is inviting residents to join the re-established Local Access Forum to help maintain and improve 800km of public rights of way, ensuring accessibility for all.
Explore stunning bluebell displays at National Trust properties around the Midlands, including Packwood House, Dudmaston Hall, and Croome Court. Perfect spring days out with walking trails, cafes, and family activities.
Lawn expert Luke Taylor explains the pros and cons of turf and seed for spring gardening, covering cost, speed, and maintenance tips for a lush green space.
Civic Pride Rossendale unveils 'Rawtenstall, Regeneration and Rewilding' as the theme for this year's In Bloom competition, with expanded volunteer efforts across multiple towns.
Gardeners are encouraged to reuse old milk cartons to create homemade bird feeders this April, providing crucial food for birds during the challenging nesting season while offering natural pest control benefits.
Amazon shoppers are saving 40% on a versatile 21V cordless telescopic strimmer that tackles everything from grass to thick brambles with metal blades and adjustable features for easy garden care.
Eighteen volunteers, including children, gathered at Lumb Millennium Green for a cleanup day, planting apple trees and perennials while braving hail and snow.
Edge Hill University has planted a dense Miyawaki micro-forest on its Ormskirk campus to enhance biodiversity and air quality, involving staff, students, and local partners in this sustainable initiative.
The Charnwood Local Group of the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust presented a cheque for £800 at its AGM, raised through talks and activities, to support the Kelham Bridge Nature Reserve.
Dr Rosa Vásquez Espinoza shares essential tips for creating a bee sanctuary, including embracing weeds and providing year-round food sources, based on a new National Geographic study.
Speedwell, a black Highland cow born in 2006 at Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire, marks her 20th birthday as part of a pioneering conservation project using grazing animals to restore fenland habitats for rare wildlife.
Experts issue urgent warnings about common patio heater mistakes as UK households enjoy longer evenings. Key risks include fire hazards and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Discover the perfect time to sow sweet peas, their rich history, and expert tips for cultivating these fragrant annual climbers in your garden.
Blue, a 51-year-old from Selby, has walked over 4,200 miles around the UK coastline in 247 days, raising funds for Surfers Against Sewage and Sea Changers. Her self-funded journey, using annual leave, aims to complete the entire coast in 5-10 years.
A collaborative project called Grazing on the Rocks has received £249,500 from the Welsh Government's Nature Networks Programme to restore rare grasslands at Llanymynech Rocks, a vital habitat for butterflies and other wildlife in mid Wales.
Birmingham City Council has secured approval to spend on restoring the much-loved Centenary Square fountains, which have been switched off since 2023, with contractors now being consulted for the renovation works.
Glandŵr Cymru has finished a £250,000 dredging project on the Montgomery Canal near Welshpool, improving water quality and navigation for local charities and rare plant species.
Learn when and how to plant summer bulbs like dahlias and lilies in the UK, with tips on soil preparation and storage to ensure a colourful display all season long.
Experts reveal five common patio errors, from dragging furniture to skipping sealing, that lead to stains, damage, and costly repairs. Learn how to protect your investment.
King Charles III has officially launched part of the 2,700-mile King Charles III England Coast Path at Seven Sisters cliffs, creating the world's longest managed coastal walking route and boosting tourism and conservation.
A mother and daughter from Derbyshire have launched Broccoli and Bees, a range of reusable growing kits designed to help children grow microgreens at home, promoting sustainable habits and reducing screen time.
A £382,852 National Lottery grant supports the Hafanau Heddwch project to protect burial ground heritage across Wales, involving community volunteers in conservation efforts.