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.

Enjoy the autumn glow at Broad Arboretum

Autumn is a very special time of year - it’s when nature does its magic and transforms our trees to create an awesome, autumnal glow.

Planting a living legacy

The green spaces in our care are important to so many people; one family have planted trees with us to celebrate happy memories of their parents.

Saving rivers, step by step

Our rivers are far from the clean, healthy habitats we need. One couple are on a mission to change it.

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.

The mood-boosting benefits hidden in our soils

Mud makes you feel good! Find out how earth’s natural remedy can give you a rejuvenating experience to boost your mental wellbeing.

Regenerative Agriculture: Connecting Farmers in the North Wessex Downs

A dedicated series of workshops for farmers looked at the new field of regenerative agriculture. But what is it, and why are these events so important for the future of farming in protected places?

Embrace the flavours of autumn

Enjoy the flavours of autumn with these climate-conscious, seasonal recipe ideas. Simple, wholesome comfort food.

Catching up with our Access All Areas Trainee

In April we welcomed our first Access All Areas trainee, Hugh. Since then he’s been gaining experience across the organisation.

Can straw save the planet?

Reading schools take on environmental learning challenges at Earth Lab, empowering children to take action for the planet.

What’s next for The Clumps archaeology finds?

Our Clumps Go Ancient event brought history to life for more than 750 visitors with a fun-filled, immersive family archaeology festival.

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.