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How to host a Pollinator Picnic and fundraise for Naturehood
By hosting a Pollinator Picnic and fundraising with friends, family, at your school or within your wider community this summer, you can help us reach and inspire more people to make a positive difference for wildlife!
Across the UK, our wildlif...
Introducing our new Naturehood Photographers in Residence for 2022-23
We are proud that we are able to provide amateur wildlife photographers the opportunity to work with us, helping them gain experience whilst following their passion. In turn, they provide us with stunning wildlife photography that supports us with...
Discover toads and how you can help them
Written by Cathy Robinson, nature and travel writer
Have you been lucky enough to spot a pair of copper-coloured eyes peeping out from a hidey hole this spring?
If you have toads on your patch, they’ll have lain low during the colder months, snu...
Photographers in Residence: their favourite photos from the year
Our talented Photographers in Residence have captured many stunning photographs over the past year that we’ve regularly shared on Facebook and featured in our Naturehood 2022 wildlife calendar. But we wanted to know which of those were their favo...
What is it like to be a Naturehood Photographer in Residence?
At the beginning of 2021, we ran our first competition to select our first three Naturehood Photographers in Residence for the year. Out of dozens of applicants, we selected talented amateur photographers Nathan Benstead, Helen Burton and Jane Sco...
Wildlife in winter
Written by Amber Jepson, volunteer and student at Bangor University
As the magical time of winter comes around, we start to see a dramatic change in weather, bringing in much colder temperatures, the emphasis on green evergreen trees compared wit...
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