Our Community Ecologist, Eloise Jenninger, on how the Nature Together partnership is going to create a wilder future for Bristol.

When Madeleine moved into her home, the outdoor space was little more than a small patch of artificial grass. Today, it’s a thriving wildlife haven, full of colour, movement, and life.

Our Nature Connections Manager, Kelly Bray, shares the experiences of local residents who came together to create the Warmley Community Nature Reserve.

Stuart McCarthy-Thompson, Head of Communications, Marketing and Campaigns, writes about the signs of spring that have greeted his family garden.

We take a look at the key features which make a healthy pond that will benefit your local wildlife.

Sam Malley, BS14 Wildlife Champion, writes on the visceral connection you feel with nature when you allow yourself to experience it barefoot.

Hedgerows can help us connect wildlife across our landscape. Mathilda Whittle, one of our Pollinator Pathways Trainees, writes about their benefits and the traditional skills involved in managing…

Discover the insects on the wing in early spring.

A Community Nature Reserve isn’t a traditional nature reserve, it’s a grassroots movement.

Reflection on the first six months of our 2025/2026 Wildlife Champions programme