Listening for Woodlarks

Today we have a guest blog, from bird surveyor John Eyre, with his tips on looking and listening for woodlarks.
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Today we have a guest blog, from bird surveyor John Eyre, with his tips on looking and listening for woodlarks.
Read moreSarah looks forward to summer, but the stakes are high! There are more than 30 heaths, heathland plantations and heathland training areas at high risk of wildfire.
Read moreThe Fire Severity Index is issued daily by the Met Office for England & Wales and is forecast to climb to ‘very high’ by the weekend.
Read moreFootage from last season shows exactly why we’re asking for your help in keeping to main paths and keeping dogs out of vegetation.
Read moreA truly ground-breaking partnership of 11 local councils, 2 county councils, 3 county wildlife trusts, RSPB, Ministry of Defence, Forestry England and more.
Read moreKeeping to main paths from March to September really helps to protect the rare birds that nest on the ground.
Read moreThe Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area was setup to protect rare birds, but it does so much more than that.
Read moreExplore our directory of over 70 country walks across Surrey, Hampshire & Berkshire.
Read moreA recent scientific study has revealed the true antiquity of our local heathland landscape.
Read moreKicking off the new year with a good news story! The Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area is in its 15th year and the birds it was created to protect are breeding in record numbers.
Read moreToday we hear from Gill, a member of Heathland Hounds and a volunteer with Hampshire Search and Rescue Dog team. A different angle on life on the Thames Basin Heaths.
Read moreNews of amazing activities for you and your family to do at home. Free downloads, instruction sheets and resources!
Read moreWhat does the law say about our use and enjoyment of outdoor spaces and the protection of wildlife? Read our thorough guide.
Read moreOur education team have been helping children at Holy Trinity School's lunchtime Nature Club to explore the wildlife of the school grounds and beyond. Education Officer Michael explains more...
Read moreVolunteering is a brilliant way to get active, learn exciting new skills and take action to protect wonderful wildlife. In this feature, Education Officer Michael introduces a page full of fantastic local opportunities.
Read moreIf you've been taking your local heath for granted, think again, this heather-clad landscape is rarer than rainforest! Sarah introduces the Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area and the ground-breaking strategy in place to protect it.
Read moreCould you and your four-legged friend help stop wildfires on our beautiful heathlands?
Read morePlease help us protect lives and precious habitat by knowing what to do if you see a heathland fire.
Read moreWarden Jamie shares his love of native reptiles! Starting with the first spring sightings of common lizards on the heaths.
Read moreUseful information for regular visitors to Ash Ranges and a couple of recommendations for nearby alternatives.
Read moreHow are your bird identification skills? Follow Warden Nick's journey as he progresses from an amateur birdwatcher to...ahem...a slightly less amateur birdwatcher.
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