Governments broken promises to protect nature with the new #Planning&InfrastructureBill
Here’s a blog outlining why and what you can do about it. www.worcswildlifetrust.co.uk/blog/mike-pe... @worcswt.bsky.social #natureneedsyou #brokenpromises

There is still time to see the Ivy bee (Colletes hederae) this year, check out sunny spots of Ivy and there’s a chance you can see these late bees buzzing! #bees #pollinators

Wood-white reintroduction looking more successful this year in Worcestershire, which shows reintroductions can work if things are done right! #wildlife #butterflies

September could be Moth month as the earlier nights are ideal for moth trapping to see what’s about in your garden, you could have this Elephant hawk-moth beauty! #wildlife #nature #moths

Always exciting to see Glow-worm larvae (it’s not a worm) glowing up to find a mate is quite romantic! Good to see them in Worcestershire as they are more common daan saaf. #beetles #wildlife #nature #worcestershire

Wasps might be a bit tricky this time of year being largely drunk and homeless but they are great pollinators and do eat other insect pests. Plus they are little cuties! #pollinators #nature #wildlife