People and nature thriving together

A winter update from Earth Trust CEO, Ian Barrett, on our ambition to give more local people the opportunity to explore and connect with nature

Our highlights from the Oxford Real Farming Conference 2025

The Earth Trust team share their key takeaways from this year's annual farming conference.

Big Farmland Bird Count

Every year, Earth Trust take part in the Big Farmland Bird Count to help monitor UK farmland bird populations and the impact of our conservation practices.

The rewards of outdoor learning volunteering

Find out how education volunteers are supporting our education outdoor learning programme

Lurking lizards: Our farmland’s surprising biodiversity

Volunteers made a surprising discovery while working on our farmland near Shillingford, Oxfordshire...

DigVentures: Fascinating insights into ancient family life

Catch up with the artefacts uncovered so far in the excavation of a Roman Villa from our archaeology partners DigVentures

Norton & Yarrow cheese set for exciting new chapter in Wales

An exciting new chapter awaits our friends down at North Farm.

Earth Trust begins new chapter in nature-friendly farming

Earth Trust unveils its new regenerative farming strategy for the future

Oxford-Cambridge Partnership research charts new path for nature recovery

Earth Trust shares new research showing how green spaces could make all the difference to nature recovery and people at a major regional conference bringing together over 200 leaders from government, academia, and industry.

Make winter a season of giving back to nature

There are many ways you can actively support and nurture the environment during the chilly winter season. How will you choose to help?

The power of composting

When it comes to protecting our planet’s future, composting is one simple yet powerful act, that not only reduces waste but also helps build a sustainable cycle of life for our soils and ecosystems.

Planting memories

The stories we hear about the significance of the green spaces we care for continue to inspire us. One such story is from Melanie Pickett, who requested a memorial tree planting in Little Wittenham Woods.