Everything You Need to Know about Peregrine Falcons
Find out more about the Peregrine, including how it manages to achieve speeds of over 200 miles per hour!
Blog: Conservation
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Three of the Region’s Favourite Raptors
Birds of Prey are a thrilling, wonderfully wild sight to behold. Chloé Harmsworth takes a dive into their history and explains how, today, three prime examples are flourishing and returning to…
Our Three Native Newts
Able to regenerate limbs, eyes, jaws and organs, this is no alien, this is a newt – discover more about these amazing creatures!
Two Walks Exploring the Sights, Sounds and Smells of Old Park Wood
Enjoy a walk at Old Park Wood Nature Reserve with fascinating insights from Reserves Officer, Anna Daniels. Old Park Wood is a joy to visit in springtime with its stunning display of Bluebells.…
Make a Wildlife Pond!
The best thing you can do to help wildlife in your patch is to create a pond. People and Wildlife Officer, Josh Kalms explains why and how.
How the Trust’s Largest Habitat Creation in 10 Years is Providing Hope for Wildlife
Josh Kalms gives us the lowdown on what’s been happening at Hilfield Park Reservoir Nature Reserve
Protecting Watford’s Wetland Wonderland – A tale of collaboration and community at Cassiobury Park Nature Reserve
Discover this wetland mosaic in the heart of Watford and the action being taken to support its wildlife
Five Wetland Wins
Soak up this whistle stop tour of five diverse wetland projects the Trust is working on with its partners
Volunteering – Harness the Feelgood Factor!
Develop new skills, meet new people, enjoy great camaraderie – discover why volunteering is so good for wellbeing.
Passing Nature on to the Next Generation
It's Nature Day at COP28. Debbie Bigg, Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, reflects on the importance of standing up for nature locally so it can be protected for future generations.