Nestled on the edge of Willington village, a rich wetland habitat that has been quietly reclaimed as a haven for wildlife is now even easier for people to visit and enjoy nature through a new…
The first family of beavers to live and breed in Derbyshire for 800 years has welcomed the second generation of climate change combaters and biodiversity boosters.
Bitterns, the UK’s loudest bird, have bred in Derbyshire for the first time on record at Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Willington Wetlands Nature Reserve.
More support needed for landowners to enable beavers’ return, say The Wildlife Trusts and Beaver Trust
This week marks one year since beavers were reintroduced at Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s Willington Wetlands Nature Reserve, 800 years after they last inhabited the county.
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Two kits (baby beavers) born in Derbyshire for the first time in 800 years thanks to successful beaver reintroduction programme.
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust have just released beavers at their Willington Wetlands Nature Reserve in the south of Derbyshire today.
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust are delighted to announce they will be reconnecting an old five mile walk and building a viewing tower at Willington Wetlands in the Trent Valley thanks to a grant of £67…
