Do you know your pipits from your peewits? Can you recognise the call of a curlew or the cry of an oystercatcher? Did you know that hen harriers and short-eared owls nest on the ground?
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust has today launched Rivers to Reef, a landmark new initiative designed to protect Yorkshire’s rivers, estuaries, and coastal reefs from pollution.
To mark World Water Day on Sunday 22nd March, and as part of the exciting transformation of the Hull Maritime Museum, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Hull Maritime have released a captivating new…
Sadly, one of our sheep on our land adjoining Potteric Carr nature reserve in Doncaster was violently attacked and killed by a dog last week. We have reported this incident to the police, and are…
One year ago, two tankers collided 14 nautical miles from the mouth of the Humber Estuary; a space which includes one of the busiest ports in Europe, through which a third of the UK’s trade flows…
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is appealing for support to protect and safeguard Askham Bog nature reserve, described as Yorkshire’s ‘cathedral of nature conservation’ by Sir David Attenborough.
Hull and East Riding's Local Nature Recovery Strategy is the first to be published in Yorkshire - this is our response
Wilder Humber, one of the UK’s largest seascape restoration projects, has announced promising results from its first major seagrass restoration trial. The findings will help shape how seagrass is…
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust looks back on one of its wildest years yet...
Wilder Humber – one of the UK’s largest seascape restoration projects, delivered in partnership by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, with support from Ørsted, The Oyster…
