It’s the first month of 2024, and we’re preparing for another year of conservation ahead of us.

Discover ten surprising species found in the UK’s seas.

With over 350 miles of sandy, craggy and marshy shore, Essex has one of the longest coastlines in England. Last spring, Ambassador Andrew Millham set out to travel the entirety of it by boat.

Campaigns Assistant, Gemma, shares some of her most captivating marine encounters from tropical waters and how our local marine life might not be so different...

Today, the first Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMAs) come into force in England, marking an important moment in the UK and The Wildlife Trusts’ marine conservation history. This vital new…

Our coastal projects are in full force as the weather gets warmer. Find out what our Conservation Team have been working on this month.

From monitoring minuscule creatures, to working with local communities, there has been lots of conservation action this August.

Find out how we are celebrating Plastic Free July, read about our marine projects and why Essex beavers are award-winning in this month's conservation update.

Seals can be seen all year round along the British coast. You might spot just their heads as they peek out across sea’s surface or a whole colony hauled out on the mud, resting and basking in the…

Seagrass surveying, newt numbering and owl observations - catch up on our latest conservation work in this monthly round-up.