The joint initiative will support communities to make space for nature in their local churchyard and is set to enhance churchyard biodiversity across the county.

Somerset Wildlife Trust launches new HD livestream from barn owl box on the Blackdown Hills, introducing barn owls Finn and Orla to the public.

Today’s announcement that a banned neonicotinoid will not be used on sugar beet is good news – but does not halt the risk to wildlife in future years

Somerset Wildlife Trust is excited to announce the return of its incredibly popular online art auction - a unique opportunity for people to bid on over 50 beautiful artworks donated by a range of…

We are deeply disappointed that the Government has taken the decision to give emergency authorisation (derogation) for a product containing a neonicotinoid to be used on sugar beet crops this year…

‘Level Up’, a partnership project spearheaded by the Mendip Hills, Blackdown Hills, and Quantock Hills Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs), alongside other environmental organisations like…

A new report, produced by the Adapting the Levels project, has revealed that communities on the Somerset Levels are united in their desire for increased action on climate adaptation.

With winter nearly with us, join us for our Wild About Winter online campaign.

An update on what the new lockdown situation means in terms of visits to our nature reserves and other Trust activities. The safety of our volunteers, visitors and members is always our top…

Take part on October 17th and 18th - you can help make wildlife count!