Wildlife
Worcestershire wildlife: rivers of life
January 23rd 2012
By Lucy Wood and Phil Smith, water and wetlands officers with Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Worcestershire Wildlife
November 17th 2011
Worcestershire Wildlife Consultancy ecologist Nick Button urges you to take a closer look at the roadside verges which provide refuge for Worcestershire wildlife
The birds of Upton Warren
October 24th 2011
Conservation officer Andy Harris and Phil Andrews, volunteer warden, sing the praises of Upton Warren, a place teeming with winged wonders
Building for a green future
September 16th 2011
Worcestershire has some fine examples of green development and it’s vital the good work isn’t hampered by new planning laws and financial constraints, says Steve Bloomfield, conservation officer for Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Return of an elusive butterfly
July 12th 2011
By James Hitchcock, Conservation Officer Central Reserves for Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Animal Magic - Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka
July 11th 2011
Flatulent bubble baths, splashes and showers: Karen Bowerman watches a herd of seventy elephants enjoy bath time at Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka...
Animal Magic - Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka
July 11th 2011
Flatulent bubble baths, splashes and showers: Karen Bowerman watches a herd of seventy elephants enjoy bath time at Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka...
Knapp & Papermill Reserve
February 28th 2011
The Knapp and Papermill wildlife reserve is a real treasure trove of fauna and flora including eleven of the country’s seventeen species of bats.
Worcestershire Widlife Trust: A year at Lower Smite
December 6th 2010
Caroline Corsie looks back on a year of mixed fortunes.
Wildlife - Wild Harvest Begins
August 13th 2010
Wild birds on their way to Africa are stopping in Worcestershire to re-fuel, reports Caroline Corsie
Wildlife - The Glory of Grasslands
July 16th 2010
Over 20 per cent of the country’s hay meadows are to be found in Worcestershire, and jolly important they are too, says Caroline Corsie.
Wildlife - From Larks to Lettuce
June 18th 2010
Caroline Corsie reflects on successes and failures so far this year on the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust Farm at Lower Smite.
Worcestershire wildlife - news from the June farm
May 21st 2010
Throughout England the majority of land managers have put the final application of fertiliser and sprays on their cereals and grassland, taken the first cut of silage, are waiting for crops to ripen and considering next year’s cropping.
Wildlife - All creatures great and small
April 20th 2010
As the days lengthen and temperatures go up wildlife becomes more active and there’s plenty to see on the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust Farm says Caroline Corsie.
Wildlife - On the farm at Lower Smite
March 19th 2010
On the farm at Lower Smite Caroline Corsie is getting to grips with Single Farm Payments while the wildlife gets on with springtime.
Wildlife and Farming - Smite Farm
February 17th 2010
With a whiff of spring in the air Caroline Corsie looks back at the farm diaries and discovers some very unusual produce on sale: lapwing eggs.
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