Click here for news from Rural Hub Herefordshire about their event on March 26th on ‘Selling Nature – accessing private funding and nature markets.
Click here for the latest newsletter from Rural Hub Herefordshire including details of woodland and hedgelaying courses and grants to apply for.
Herefordshire Birds and Habitats Leominster Branch of the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is hosting a talk from the Herefordshire Ornithological Club to take place today 30th January 2026 at 7.00pm at the Forbury Chapel, Church St. Leominster. HR6 8NQ. Members of the Wildlife Trust or H.O.C £2, non-members £3. For any further information please email leominsterbranch@herefordshirewt.co.uk Mowley Valley Update Weobley Branch of the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is holding a talk on an update on the rewilding of the Mowley Valley on Thursday 5th February at 7.30pm. Click here for more details. An Evening with Saul Herbert (new CEO, Herefordshire Wildlife Trust) Ross on
GOLD member of HGN, Growing Local are holding their next Community Day on Saturday 7th February. Why not go along and get involved in this inspirational project.
Nature Action Network Meeting Wednesday 28th January, 6:30pm – 8:45pm Kindle Centre, By Hereford ASDA, HR2 7JE The Nature Action Network comprises community groups, businesses, schools, parish councils and others who collaborate on positive action for nature in Herefordshire. All welcome! This meeting will include presentations from Wellington Wildlife Group and The River Arrow Trust and an update on the final consultation opportunity for the Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) update from Esther Clarke, Herefordshire Council. For more details visit the HWT website Young Nature Rangers If you are 16-25 and want to get stuck into practical conservation tasks, learn something new, deepen your connection
Permaculture with Andrew De La Haye Today, Friday 9th January, 7:30 – 9:30pm, The Venue, Hill Street, Ross-on-Wye Andrew De La Haye will introduce the principles of permaculture and explore how this systems-based approach can help address modern environmental challenges while supporting biodiversity and resilient habitats. Imagine a world where we take care of the needs of earth and all of nature, whilst also meeting our own needs and making sure that future generations have a good natural legacy. These are the ethics of permaculture. Andrew De La Haye will delve into the subject showing it to be a systems thinking approach to
Click here to read the latest newsletter from Herefordshire Rural Hub including news from Herefordshire HWT, Herefordshire Meadows, Hedge laying courses from CPRE and Natural Flood Management advice from the Wye and Usk Foundation.
Permaculture with Andrew De La Haye Friday 9th January, 7:30 – 9:30pm, The Venue, Hill Street, Ross-on-Wye Andrew De La Haye will introduce the principles of permaculture and explore how this systems-based approach can help address modern environmental challenges while supporting biodiversity and resilient habitats. Imagine a world where we take care of the needs of earth and all of nature, whilst also meeting our own needs and making sure that future generations have a good natural legacy. These are the ethics of permaculture. Andrew De La Haye will delve into the subject showing it to be a systems thinking approach to nature’s
Click here for the latest updates from CPRE Herefordshire, a GOLD member of HGN. To sign up to their newsletter, scroll down to the bottom of the news page. Click here to read the latest bulletin from CPRE Shropshire.
Click here to read the December newsletter from Friends of the River Wye (scroll down past the first, blank page)



