News Archive
Love Your Leen!!
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is excited to be working on a project focusing on the City stretch of the River Leen. This section of River does suffer from urban issues, but is still good quality and an absolute haven for wildlife!
We are working with our partners to make sure it stays that way.
Free woodland training sessions this February!
Wildlife in the City is pleased to host a series of training sessions, free to Nottingham city residents, covering a variety of woodland management techniques.
Reversing the sands of time - clearing the sandy banks
Wildlife in the City has been busy at Sandy Banks, Bestwood, to improve the unique sandstone features that have given the site it’s name.
Connecting Wild Clifton
Wildlife in the City is excited to be a part of “Connecting Wild Clifton”, a £70,000 biodiversity project funded by Biffa Award to improve 6 nature reserves for wildlife across Clifton - from the Holme Pit at the east of Clifton village to Fairham Brook bordering the west of Clifton estate.
It’s no snow day for willow weaving volunteers
Wildlife in the City volunteers enjoyed a novel session in the snow, with willow experts Wildworks helping us create a magnificent living willow tunnel at Queen’s Walk Recreation Ground in the Meadows.
