Wildflowers are blooming and there are more to see each day. Find out more about the wildflowers near you, and learn how to spot them.

Conservation blogger Kate on Conservation challenged her blogger community to write the best 30 Days Wild blog. Here, we share a sample of winner #itsawildlife's submission as they write…

The dry weather has finally broken and we have had some days of heavy rain at last.

The Big Wild Seed Sow gave thousands of individuals and families the chance to take action for wildlife in their gardens this autumn.

Early May has had much warmer weather, with some beautifully sunny days bringing out the leaves on the trees in the woodland and hedges

April has been a varied month of some really hot days and also squally rain showers and cool wind. However it has been a great month for the return of many of our migratory bird species

Our Urban Wildlife Champions learned about grassland management with Essex Wildlife Trust experts.

December has been quite wet so far but this has been a good thing for tree planting, and the ranger and volunteers have already planted 1,170 of the 4,050 to plant this winter.

November has been a bit wetter than October and the nights are drawing in since the clocks went back.