Ancient Woodland Thursday 2nd April 7.30pm The next event from Weobley Branch of HWT will be a talk by Andrew de la Haye on Ancient Woodland in Weobley Village Hall. Click here for a poster with more details. Bodenham Lake Guided Walk Leominster Area Branch of Herefordshire Wildlife Trust invites you to their next event on Sunday 12th April 2026, 10.00 am This event is free to attend, but numbers are limited so please book by emailing: leominsterbranch@herefordshirewt.co.uk Daffodil Weekends This is the final weekend of celebration of local wild daffodils just over the border in
The People’s Emergency Briefing is an eye-opening film produced by the National Emergency Briefing of an event which brought together leading UK scientists and experts to discuss the latest evidence and why it matters for things like extreme weather, food security, health and the cost of living. There are various showings of the film happening across the country. Whitecross Hereford School will be one of the first to show this in their community on Tuesday 7th April 2026. After the film there will be a short open discussion about what it means for the community and what can be
Ledbury Food Group are hosting an evening discussion, with a panel of contributors, on the impact of food production on the environment, rightly a subject of great concern in Herefordshire. How do we balance Nature and Food Production – looking after our rivers and water-courses and supporting our farmers? Click here for more details of this event on Thursday 9th April.
“Wild About Gardens” Wildlife Gardening Workshop; Saturday 21st March 2pm – 5pm St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 5HR. Tea/coffee cold drinks and cakes will be served. Are you looking for ways to enhance your garden for the greatest enjoyment of you and the wildlife? Hoping to attract insects, amphibians, birds, mammals? Not sure if you can fit in a pond? Or which flowers are most attractive to butterflies? By popular demand the Ross Branch of the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is now offering a further short practical workshop on how to make your garden more wildlife-friendly, run by experienced gardeners. It will cover the importance of food,
“Wild About Gardens” Wildlife Gardening Workshop; Saturday 21st March 2pm – 5pm St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 5HR. Tea/coffee cold drinks and cakes will be served. Are you looking for ways to enhance your garden for the greatest enjoyment of you and the wildlife? Hoping to attract insects, amphibians, birds, mammals? Not sure if you can fit in a pond? Or which flowers are most attractive to butterflies? By popular demand the Ross Branch of the Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is now offering a further short practical workshop on how to make your garden more wildlife-friendly, run by experienced gardeners. It will cover the importance of food,
If you’re looking to get out and about in the holidays, why not go along to the Family Easter activities at Madley Environmental Centre. Sessions will be held in the morning and afternoon of Tuesday 31st March and Thursday 2nd April. There will be Easter trails and challenges and some fantastic crafts including making an Easter nest on a log slice and a cute cone bunny. Tickets are available online at Easter Fun for £11/child (adults free) and include all activities and chocolate treats. If you’d like to find out a little bit more about
Monday March 9th 7.00pm Almeley Village Hall, HR3 6LH A chance to hear more about the work taking place on the River Wye. More than 50,000 samples have been taken as part of the River Wye Citizen Science Programme. Over 500 volunteers have contributed to this effort since 2020 to test the water quality of the Wye and its surrounding rivers and streams. This is an amazing community effort, but is it having the effect required? Join Green Group Almeley on March 9th to hear from two of the key voices in Friends of the Wye about the
Seeing is Bee-lieving! The next talk from Leominster Branch of Herefordshire Wildlife Trust is titled “Seeing is Bee-lieving!” Branch member, Martha, an insect specialist, will tell us all about bees, including how to help this endangered insect. This talk is suitable for all the family. Saturday 21st March, 2.30pm, Forbury Chapel, Church St. Leominster. Members £2; non-members £3. Accompanied children free. Mustelids and other Mammals with Stuart Moore Kington branch talk. Tuesday 24th March 7.30pm – 9.00pm. Kingswood Village Hall, Kingswood, Nr Kington, HR5 3HE Non-members £3.50; members
Monday March 9th 7pm, Almeley Village Hall, HR3 6LH Following the River Arrow event on Wednesday in Pembridge, this is a chance to hear more about the work taking place on the River Wye. More than 50,000 samples have been taken as part of the River Wye Citizen Science Programme. Over 500 volunteers have contributed to this effort since 2020 to test the water quality of the Wye and its surrounding rivers and streams. This is an amazing community effort, but is it having the effect required? Join Green Group Almeley on March 9th to hear from two
Wildlife in Winter CLaN CIC have been lucky enough to have received some ‘Small Sparks’ funding through Herefordshire Community Foundation to provide sessions looking at what wildlife can be found in winter in Peterchurch. All sessions are free and designed for families. The final session is this weekend: 28th February Interested in Invertebrates All from 10am to lunchtime and at the Hub at St Peter’s, Peterchurch, HR2 0RT All About Beavers Alicia Leow-Dyke the Wildlife Trusts Wales (WTW) Welsh Beaver Project Officer will be giving a talk on Beavers and Beaver reintroduction. This is a free event, donations welcome to
