Bringing nature into schools

Bringing nature to Reading schools, empowering children to take action for the future of our planet.

Cultivating a greener future

Toby Marchant is sharing his wealth of gardening skills and plant knowhow as our Garden Volunteer, helping to develop the Earth Trust Kitchen Garden as an immersive teaching resource.

Earth Trust green space management expands

Earth Trust has been awarded an expanded contract by South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils to manage additional nature reserves and community green spaces across Oxfordshire.

Exploring nature through art

Earth Trust artist in residence, Nicola Fielding, has been exploring the natural beauty that surrounds us

Podcast Season 4 Episode 1: Celebrating our changemakers

As we celebrate Volunteers' Week, our volunteer manager, Nic Williams, talks about the value of volunteers to Earth Trust and her work as a matchmaker...

Oxfordshire’s nature needs your vote

Earth Trust, along with other Oxfordshire charities, has adapted the national Nature 2030 campaign's policies into five crucial actions tailored for our county.

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...