Some species in Staffordshire may look healthy today, but without connected habitats, they face a silent decline. These 'living dead' species survive in isolated patches of woodland, wetland, or grassland, unable to sustain viable populations long term. Why it matters Fragmented landscapes mean fewer chances for wildlife to thrive. The Local Nature Recovery Strategy aims to reverse this by restoring and linking habitats across Staffordshire. Tim Hill, Conservation Manager wit
A lot has happened across Staffordshire's woodlands, heathlands, and heritage sites this year – and Staffordshire's countryside team has been at the heart of it. Their hard work helps protect rare wildlife, care for our landscapes, and preserve Staffordshire’s rich history. Thanks to them, our countryside remains a beautiful and vibrant place for everyone to enjoy. Here are just some of the highlights from this year: 2,390 trees planted Around 97,500 trees surveyed 10,904
Saturday 17 January, from 10am until 12.30pm Cost £25 pp Adults Only Wood whittling tools image by Aimee Burrows, Join the Forest School Lead, Shaun for an introduction to knife whittling skills. You will be provided with all the training and resources needed to create lovely items in wood. Your ticket includes a panini in the Kingfisher Cafe, which you can visit after your morning of learning this new skill. The Learning Hub is situated at the bottom of the hill in front of
Monday 1 December, 10.30 - 12pm Enjoy a festive nature tots session with Christmassy activities to get into the spirit of the season ! To book: https://www.staffs-wildlife.org.uk/events/2025-12-01-christmas-nature-tots-wolseley-centre Christmas Nature Tots at The Wolsey Centre Stafford - created 29.11.25
