Your garden's missing link - creating linear habitats
Across the region, more gardeners are finding ways to bring their boundaries to life, whether that’s softening a fence line with native wildflowers, climbers and wild edges or creating living,…
Across the region, more gardeners are finding ways to bring their boundaries to life, whether that’s softening a fence line with native wildflowers, climbers and wild edges or creating living,…
Autumn brings the familiar stories of spiders appearing around our homes, but which species might be visiting?
Ever wondered what the difference between mushrooms and fungi was, and what role they play in nature?
Amy Morse is a Grow Leader participant from Autumn 2025. Read her journey of inspiration, unexpected encounters and gentle nudges to see things differently in herself, nature and in the community…
Our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Stuart McCarthy-Thompson, discusses the three species of egret who visit our region.
As cities like Bristol continue to grow, with increasing pressure on housing, development and economic growth, Avon Wildlife Trust strongly believes that nature should not pay the consequences.…
At Avon Wildlife Trust, we’re here to bring you hope for a wilder future, where nature flourishes in abundance across our region – it just needs you.
Avon Wildlife Trust’s youth-led community campfire provided an opportunity to celebrate young people’s voices, platforming some of the amazing ways that under 30s are taking action for and…
The Big River Watch, taking place 19 - 25 September, is the perfect time to reflect on the beauty, importance and growing pressures on our local rivers.