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Whitewebbs Oak Felled in Enfield In early April 2025, one of London’s most ancient and ecologically significant trees — the Whitewebbs Oak — was controversially cut down on the edge […]

After a wonderful year of inspiring speakers and nature discoveries, we are delighted to announce our 2026 programme—a line-up packed with adventure, expertise, and fascinating journeys into the natural world.

Don’t foegt the RSPB Bird Watch Count in January, set the date! Please review the last year results here. This year I managed to record 21 different species, three more

This year has been an exceptional one for our Wildlife Society, filled with inspiring speakers, fascinating stories, and unforgettable insights into the natural world. Each month brought something new, and

With shorter days, crisp temperatures, blazing colours and the arrival of familiar migratory birds, autumn in Essex is an exciting season, bustling with energy and opportunities. A time to enjoy

With the Big Butterfly Count currently on and ending August 10, I’ve noticed more butterflies this year, it might be because I’ve more nettles in the garden but here are

From 2021 to 2024, Turtle Dove breeding pairs in Western Europe rose by 40%, adding 615,000 pairs, after a three-year hunting ban in France, Spain, and Portugal. This increase supports

Did you know its 8C warmer inside a daffodil trumpet than outside, Spring arrives 9 days earlier than it used to. The dawn chorus is louder in spring. If you

It was lovely to kick off this years events with a very interesting and informative talk by Stephanie on the rescue of Owls in Essex and Suffolk. It was also