There’s lots to notice when you slow down and relax at your local canal or river. Where’s your favourite place for a towpath walk? 🤔 #LifesBetterByWater
📷 David Williams
📍 Kinver, Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal
Tree planting at Boreham primary today 400 trees in to form a gr8 wildlife corridor. Every child in the school got to plant a tree @WoodlandTrust#freetreesforschools
The wonderful @HeritageFundUK has helped us to care for canal #heritage for future generations. Have a look at some of the brilliant projects they have supported here https://t.co/LgSQbRO3eM #NationalLottery25
We celebrate the #PowerOfYouth in many ways from formal awards to towpath picnics! @Gloscol students have been been working with us at Saul Junction to build a pond and create a new habitat for great crested newts https://t.co/beotOZoLeL #iwillWeek@iwill_campaign https://t.co/BFxyRyl7Xo
14 million items of plastic end up in and around our canals and rivers every year. It only takes a few minutes to take part in our #PlasticsChallenge and make a difference to your local canal or river.
Amazing views from the impressive Bingley Five Rise Locks 🙌 They are the steepest staircase locks on the longest canal in the country! Have you been here before?
📷 Bill Savage
Over the last 25 years, The National Lottery has supported hundreds of Wildlife Trust projects, including vital funds helping us to build Hauxley Wildlife Discovery Centre and enabling us to release nearly 1,500 water voles to Kielder – thank you! #NationalLottery25
Operation Murmuration 2019 has begun! Some 10,000 birds have been performing their 'Aerial Ballet' every evening in the sky above Clifton Pond this week. Tim will be bringing you this and all the other latest news from Attenborough on @BBCNottingham with @alanclifford after 2pm
There are so many ways you can support the Wildlife Trust in shaping a society where nature matters - becoming a member, volunteering, or even just coming to an event! Click the link below to find out more 👇:
https://t.co/DcRGQ8rZfA
📸: Terry Whittaker
Butterfly Conservation, @WildLondon and @NHM_London are working together with volunteers and local communities in Croydon as part of a cutting-edge habitat restoration project.
Creating ‘Living Landscapes’ so butterflies, flowers and wildlife can thrive. https://t.co/XVKOer5Oyl