Blogs
Five ways to help save the UK's beautiful bugs
The UK's insect population is under threat. Jamie Robins from charity Buglife suggests five simple ways we can all help to look after our bug friends.
Landscapes, parks and nature
Lizzie Guntrip at our Heritage Ambassadors' induction.
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How do we involve young people in nature?
One of our young heritage ambassadors Lizzie Guntrip on how we can make our natural world more accessible.
Mae'r Farwnes Kay Andrews yn cyflwyno Cynllun Lle Arbennig yng Nghymru
Blogs
How the Great Place Scheme will help communities thrive
Wales is launching a Great Place Scheme to put culture at the heart of the local vision and ambition for the community.
Chris Smith, Senior Outdoor Learning Officer, Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust
Blogs
Nature inspires
Chris Smith, Senior Outdoor Learning Officer for Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust shares his views on the importance of nature to inspire young people.
Drew Bennellick
Blogs
How can we ensure a brighter future for parks?
Head of Landscape and Natural Heritage, Drew Bennellick, explores how 21 years of National Lottery investment has helped to transform many our precious green spaces and our local communities.
Julia Sas, Rheolwr Parc Y Bute
Blogs
The People’s Park
Taking a walk through Bute Park today, it is difficult to imagine that only five years ago, people’s dwell time in the park was very short and one of Cardiff’s most valued and hidden treasures wasn’t meeting its full potential. Gifted to the people of Cardiff to enjoy, this green, open space at the
Drew Bennellick, Pennaeth Tirwedd a Threftadaeth Naturiol
Blogs
The loss of Welsh parks
With talk of sharp cuts to local government funding Drew Bennellick, Head of Landscapes and Natural Heritage at the Heritage Lottery Fund, introduces some new research which makes worrying reading for anyone interested in the state of Welsh parks.