As we move into spring, with some very sunny weather, it is worth looking back at activities over the past few months. In readiness for spring, there has been plenty of work to prepare for a…

Spring has sprung, with birdsong and plenty of wildlife on the move.

Peatland Progress trainees head out into the Great Fen to develop their skills as ecologists and conservation rangers!

The Marsh Carpet Moth is a beautiful yet nationally scarce species, short on suitable habitat. Catherine Weightman introduces us to an exciting new planting scheme, hoping to see local numbers…

High water levels and some stunning weather make winter a very special time for wildlife watching in the Great Fen.

Introducing the Mobile Inspiration Hub! This tiny-house on wheels is made with paludiculture materials and is the first of its kind in the UK!

At Woodwalton Fen, not all conservation work is undertaken by the hardworking Natural England staff and their volunteers. There’s also a team of beautiful Highland ponies taking up the reins.

Cuddly Typha toys, edible peat and the latest scientific research. Lorna shares her highlights from RRR2025.

It's hard to believe three years has already passed since we launched this exciting programme of youth-led conservation. Laura Allen takes a look at their impressive achievements.

One National Nature Reserve. Three new Peatland Progress trainees. Up to 500 fungi species to find! Luckily, Ellen, Katie and Kaitlyn were working with Sarah Lambert on our new guided walk for…