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Podcast Season 2 Episode 3: Art, Nature and finding inspiration
We talk to some of the local artists who are showcasing their work at Earth Trust Gallery during Oxfordshire Artweeks, to find out about the different ways that nature inspires. -
Nature inspiring artists
The intriguing qualities of a natural setting can capture and restore our attention, while stimulating ideas and enhancing our creativity. -
Access All Areas Trainee joins the team
Hugh Hedgecock has joined us as our Access All Areas Trainee under the New to Nature programme. -
Warm welcome to new Earth Trust trustees
We are delighted to announce the appointment of three new trustees to the Earth Trust Board of Trustees: Sarah Bar-Lev, Clare Fairbrother and Terry Hurley. -
Podcast Season 2 Episode 2: Connecting people to nature
Anna Wilson talks about the Growing Places project, which aims to give some of the most disadvantaged people in our communities a greater connection to their local landscape. -
Working in nature boosts productivity
By giving ourselves even a small bit of nature in our daily life, we can recharge our brains and make ourselves more productive. -
Lambing Festival 2023 gallery
Wouldn't ewe know it, our 2023 Lambing Festival is now over. Take a gander at the fun we had on the farm! -
The people have spoken for nature
The People's Plan For Nature is a stirring call for urgent and immediate action from every part of society, to reverse the shocking declines in nature. Add your voice. -
Spring photo challenge
Thank you to everyone who entered our Spring to Life photo challenge! Take a look at the gallery of our favourite photos. -
Free activities for school holiday fun
With nature all around us, there’s no time to be bored in the school holidays this spring! -
A taste of spring – seasonal recipe ideas
Enjoy the flavours of spring produce. -
Counting fish at River of Life II
As part of the ongoing biodiversity monitoring for our River of Life II wetlands project, our partners, the Environment Agency, have carried out the first fish survey at the site.