It's migration time! You never know what you will see, but the regulars are on the move; some just passing through and others are here to stay for the winter.

The new Royal patron of the Great Fen, The Duke of Gloucester, came to visit Woodwalton Fen where he met the Peatland Progress interns.

Youth Ranger Broden shares his experience and photos from bird transects at Ramsey Heights as a part of his DofE award.

Elderberries are already ripening and birds are on the move, foraging for food, and in some cases heading south. It's a time of change in the Fen, with plenty to watch out for day and night…

It’s an important time to consider how we can support wildlife with water on both a local and landscape-scale.

How can young people really get a feel for working in conservation? Communities and Education Officer, Laura Allen, shares the many exciting ways they can get involved.

Saving our precious peatlands needs long-term vision, policy change, and collaboration says Catherine Weightman, Senior Project Manager for Peatland Restoration in the Fens with Natural England.…

Donations mean dreams are delivered, in this case on four large wheels.

Ever since our intern Kaitlyn was young, she had a small fear of insects. Since starting her journey with the Wildlife Trust to become an ecologist, she has started to battle her fear, and even…

Goats, tigers and elephants roam the Great Fen, but you might need a night-time visit for the best chance to encounter them.