The Trust’s reaction to the shooting of the golden eagle named Squeagle.

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is seeking your nominations for the very best heroes of local and regional wildlife conservation living and working across Yorkshire.

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust supports the government’s target to reach net zero; however, it has significant concerns about the proposed wind farm on Walshaw Moor and the precedent it sets.

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is proud to announce its Director for Nature Recovery, Dr Sharne McMillan, is listed in this week’s ENDS Report Power List 2026 as one of the UK most influential…

A new poll published on 25th May has found that a third of people in Yorkshire and nearly half of UK adults spend just three hours or less outdoors a week.

The Trust has received a £225,000 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to develop plans to further the inspirational and sustainable offering at its flagship nature reserve sites. These…

The first young white-clawed crayfish raised in Yorkshire’s first crayfish hatchery site have been released into the wild today, marking a turning point for rare and endangered native populations…

Do you know your pipits from your peewits? Can you recognise the call of a curlew or the cry of an oystercatcher? Did you know that hen harriers and short-eared owls nest on the ground?

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust has today launched Rivers to Reef, a landmark new initiative designed to protect Yorkshire’s rivers, estuaries, and coastal reefs from pollution.

To mark World Water Day on Sunday 22nd March, and as part of the exciting transformation of the Hull Maritime Museum, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and Hull Maritime have released a captivating new…