Besthorpe Nature Reserve
Part of a major gravel extraction site; home to a variety of birds. A great example of how former industrial sites can have a new lease of life as havens for wildlife.
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Dogs on nature reserves
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust has over 40 nature reserves and many of them offer lovely walks for yourself and your dog.
What does it mean to own a dog and enjoy the countryside? It can mean lots of fresh air, great views, and fantastic wildlife watching opportunities but also responsibility.
What does it mean to own a dog and enjoy the countryside? It can mean lots of fresh air, great views, and fantastic wildlife watching opportunities but also responsibility.
Dedications at our Nature Reserves
A beautiful brass Leaf at one of our nature reserves is a wonderful way to remember a loved one, or to celebrate a special occasion.
Nature Reserves Fund: Peoples Stories
Nottinghamshire Nature Reserves Fund: Peoples Stories
Future visions for our flagship nature reserves
Sharing our visions for the flagship reserves at Attenborough and Idle Valley with our members.
Nature Reserve Fund
The Nottinghamshire Nature Reserve Fund needs your help.
Attenborough Nature Reserve Facilities
Attenborough Nature Reserve Facilities
Paws for Thought – then Lead by Example. Protecting Wildlife at Nature Reserves
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust launches its Lead by Example campaign to encourage dog owners to help protect nature by keeping their dogs on leads when visiting their nature reserves.
Our Vision for Attenborough Nature Reserve
We share our vision for the future of one of our flagship nature reserves
Volunteer vanguard set the tone when it comes to caring for our nature reserves.
Volunteers play a crucial role at all Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust nature reserves but at certain sites volunteers are very much part of the DNA.
Attenborough Nature Reserve
A beautiful complex of flooded former gravel pits and islands providing exceptional habitat for a wide range of wildlife.
Walkeringham Nature Reserve
Originally a clay pit, then a landfill site and finally a valuable site for wildlife