nature

Stratford company Valpak is joining world—famous scientists to tackle plastic waste on a remote UNESCO World Heritage site in the Pacific.

* Learn about our creepy crawly friends and the benefits they bring with insect inspired features and all new Bug Hub   * Immerse yourself in a colour explosion of over 5000 Dahlias   * Popular Back to Back Gardens take centre stage, brimming with take home inspiration and tips  

Spring is a time when many gardeners’ like to tidy up and trim back, but this is the also when many birds start to build their nests and lay their first clutch of eggs.

Leicestershire County Council has once again teamed up with the Woodland Trust to increase the number of trees and hedges across the county. 

In the past several months, my partner and I Nick Evans, have consciously been made aware of just how much worse Britain’s litter problem has become. We would often go out for the day and notice how bad the situation was and we would always say that we wanted to do something about it.

With bee populations on the decline it has never been more important for us – as a nation – to come together to help our bee friends survive.

As you might expect from England’s most rural county, Rutland has some great walks, whether you are a serious “fully equipped, all weather walker” ready to tackle the Viking Way, the Hereward Way or Macmillan Way, or more of a short ‘stroller’.

Wildlife expert Simon King OBE has released his brand new book on the art of tracking and watching wildlife in Britain and Europe.  ‘Nature Watch’ is written by Simon King to give readers the ultimate guide to tracking and watching wildlife in Britain and Europe and compiles advice and tips that ha

During the Autumn months try to resist the temptation to spring clean - so as to give wild life some winter shelter. However do keep weeding and tidying your borders. Fallen leaves can be left to rot down, but remove any diseased material and burn the diseased matter to prevent pests if possible.