Podcast Season 3 Episode 2: Nurturing biodiversity at our green spaces

Find out how the Earth Trust community are looking after the biodiversity in our green spaces, engaging people in hands-on stewardship of nature with tree planting, hedge laying, and caring for soils.

Earth Trust welcomes first corporate member

We believe businesses have immense power to drive change and play a vital role in cultivating sustainability and prosperity for both people and our planet.

Go green this festive season at Earth Trust’s eco-friendly Christmas Market

This festive season, the spirit of giving doesn't have to cost the earth.

Artists invited to ignite passion for people and planet

Earth Trust is delighted to introduce its first Artist in Residence programme with a call to artists inspired to use nature to ignite passion for people and planet.

Podcast Season 3 Episode 1: Celebrating soil, picking pumpkins and squashing waste

Whether splashing in it, harvesting food from it or handling it; mud makes humans happier at every age. Find out how we're welcoming visitors to our pumpkin patch, and why looking after soil and making careful choices about the food we consume is so important.

Oxfordshire Environmental Coalition Rallies for Nature

RSPB released the findings from their latest State of Nature report, reconfirming that the UK is one of the worst countries in the world for nature loss, with almost 1500 species now threatened with extinction. Add your voice to the petition to call for change.

Thank the Earth: Our Pumpkin Patch is back

Get ready to celebrate the bountiful beauty of autumn as we roll out the orange carpet for the return of our Pumpkin Patch family event!

Launch of “Inspiring Future Green Leaders” programme

We are excited to announce the launch of the "Inspiring Future Green Leaders" programme, made possible through the generous support of the Brickability Group Foundation Trust.

Deep concern at plans to dilute net zero policies

The Net Zero policy shift announced today threatens nature recovery, risks climate breakdown and undermines the economy. We've joined over 400 organisations in urging the Prime Minister to reconsider.

Proposed Environmental Changes Threaten Freshwater Habitats

The UK Government has unveiled plans to scrap nutrient neutrality legislation designed to protect our most vulnerable rivers, streams and lakes from extra sewage and other pollution from new homes, spelling danger for our fragile ecosystems.

Podcast: Archaeology, history and heritage

Season 2 Episode 6. We talk to some of the archaeology experts from DigVentures to hear about the Clumps Go Ancient - Archaeology Festival where they'll be bringing history to life...

Archaeologists discover remains of tiny Roman ‘lap dog’ at Wittenham Clumps

An archaeological dig that took place at our very own Wittenham Clumps, has uncovered the 1,800 year-old remains of a tiny Roman dog.