Podcast Season 4 Episode 5: Meet the Beekeepers

Yvonne and Roger from the Oxfordshire Beekeepers Association tell us how they care for the apiaries on Earth Trust farm and help to keep our farmland buzzing with life.

Spring Festival Event Volunteers

Volunteers needed for the fabulous Spring Festival event this May - would you like to help?

Madeleine’s special place in nature: Wittenham Clumps

Young Volunteer, Madeleine, shares with us why Wittenham Clumps is her special place in nature...

All the fun of the festival

From flagship festivals to workshops, walks & talks our crack team of Public Programming volunteers make it all happen!

Earth Trust’s Spring Festival returns for the May Bank Holiday

Earth Trust's annual Spring Festival is back for another weekend of family fun at the farm. Tickets on sale now!

Earth Trust receives Garfield Weston Foundation grant to connect more people with nature

We are delighted to announce funding awarded by the Garfield Weston Foundation, supporting our mission to enable people and nature to thrive together.

DigVentures: The ‘uniquely British’ style of this Earth Trust Roman Villa building

Uncover more about Earth Trust's Roman Villa with our archaeology partners DigVentures

Restoring wetlands, reviving wildlife: Earth Trust’s impact on Oxfordshire’s birdlife

Earth Trust have created new wetlands along the banks of the River Thames, and we continue to nurture this vital, delicate ecosystem.

Meet the beekeepers at Earth Trust farm

Meet the beekeepers, from Oxfordshire Beekeeperr's Association, caring for the apiaries on Earth Trust Farm

The wonders of a living ‘dead’ hedge

A dead hedge is a simple, effective way to repurpose waste materials from traditional conservation hedgelaying, and they create valuable habitats to boot.

Spring nature: what to notice at this time of year

The first day of March is the start of spring. See our list of things to spot in nature this season.

Building a picture of butterfly numbers: An exercise in applied mindfulness

Volunteer butterfly surveyor Adrian talks about how patience, and paying attention in peaceful surroundings lie at the heart of successful transects