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Ed delves into the secrets of wetlands, brooks and streams amid the Shropshire Hills. I stride up a steep grassy slope towards the jagged tooth of
Important work Your cat’s kidneys perform lots of important jobs. They filter waste products from the blood into the urine, maintain blood pressure and water
Ed follows up on two rare sightings of one of the UK’s top – and most elusive – predators. This story begins with some grainy
A bridge and binoculars prove the perfect combination for Ed to spot a rare sight on the River Severn. The rocky outcrop of Blackstone overlooks
Ed visits a 5,000-year-old ‘ghost’ river and anticipates the reintroduction of a charismatic animal extinct since the 16th century. We live in a society with
At this time of year there’s a beautiful palette of colours waiting to be discovered across the breath-taking Shropshire countryside. From bracing hikes over windswept
Ed heads to a Shropshire river bank to report on rare work to save an internationally endangered freshwater creature For this edition of the Wildlife
At this time of year, it’s always a pleasure to relax in front of a crackling fire with a glass of something warming. Somehow, though,
At this time of year there’s a beautiful palette of colours waiting to be discovered across the breath-taking Shropshire countryside. From bracing hikes over windswept
Ed finds out about a project called Unlocking the Severn which will help save a rare fish Just before the lockdown began, I was treated
We are looking forward to brighter months ahead following the spring equinox on 20 March. With longer days we will also see the return of
Ed has saved some pics in Shutterstock – can we use a majority of his – (sandstone and footprint) and supplement with the “plants from
Ed continues exploring the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, visiting the peaceful countryside around the hamlet of Bridges. For the first Wildlife Diary
At this time of year, it’s delightful to relax in front of a crackling fire with a glass of something warming- although it always feels
In the first of a two-part series, Ed focuses his attention on the Shropshire Hills. This month he visits Carding Mill Valley in Church Stretton
Kestrels were hunting in the grassy field margins and bumblebees and soldier beetles feasted on the flowers… My son loves steam trains. Living in Bridgnorth,
Summer is the time our Shropshire hills, lanes and valleys are arguably at their best. Make the most of the sunshine by joining one of
In this issue, Ed Andrews gets to grip with a special species of dragonfly. The stretch of river that flows through Severn Valley Country Park
A stunning new free exhibition featuring entries from the 2018 British Wildlife Photography Awards will be on display in the Footprint Gallery, adjacent to Jackfield
We seem to have avoided the worst excesses of winter, and warmer weather is upon us. Make the most of the sunshine by joining a
The team behind the hugely popular annual Ironbridge Gorge Walking Festival are warming up for a weekend of wonderful walks. The 2019 festival runs from
The Spring Equinox falls on Wednesday 20 March this year – and that means the season’s definitely on the change. Get out and about on
For Ed Andrews, news of a rare tree in a wood near Broseley led to a magical encounter. This story starts with an email from
Is it true that ducks shouldn’t be fed bread? I have heard this. The RSPB and Canals and Rivers Trust both say too much white
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