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Restore Nature Now
Find out why Earth Trust staff are joining thousands of other wildlife and climate campaigners at the Restore Nature Now march in London on Saturday, 22 June 2024. -
Celebrating our volunteers this Volunteers’ Week
As we celebrate Volunteers' Week, we're shining a spotlight on those who give their time to the community and inspire others to do the same. -
Introducing a new young volunteers programme
Earth Trust marks Volunteers' Week 2024 with news of a new Young Volunteers programme. -
Podcast Season 3, Episode 6: Bringing nature in to schools
Hear how we're inspiring children by bringing nature in to schools and classrooms across Reading -
A New Chapter: Announcement from Jayne Manley, our CEO
After 12 remarkable years as the CEO of Earth Trust, Jayne Manley has decided to step down from her role to pursue new opportunities. -
Wallingford Beach gains bathing destination status
A significant step in driving positive change for the health of our rivers and the people that enjoy them. But more needs to be done... -
Earth Trust Gallery returns for Oxfordshire ArtWeeks
Eight local artists exhibiting beautiful works inspired by the natural world. -
Local artist Nicola Fielding joins Artist in Residency programme
Abingdon artist Nicola Fielding joins prestigious selection of creatives taking up residency at Earth Trust -
Moonlit Snowdrops, Majestic Clumps, and Poetic Reflections: JC Niala’s legacy artwork unveiled
Unveiling of our first Artist in Residence's captivating collaborative legacy artwork. -
Spring Festival celebrates nature-friendly farming
The May event will be a chance for visitors to explore Earth Trust Farm, meet the newborns, enjoy fun activities and find out about farming with nature. -
Earth Trust welcomes dynamic new trustees to drive ambitious strategy
Earth Trust welcomes dynamic new trustees to drive ambitious strategy: Jane Findlay, Nicky Whitehead & Laura Holland -
Oxfordshire farmers play vital role in plan to restore nature by 2030
Oxfordshire’s environmental leaders rally to demand political action on nature recovery, highlighting the vital role of farmers in restoring nature across the county’s landscapes.