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The purple emperor, with a wingspan of around 8cm, was sighted at Sheringham Park in Norfolk in June during a weekly survey.

Recent government changes have added more than £10m to the charity’s annual wage bill

My project A Virtuous Woman is both an artwork and a piece of ongoing research into the role of participatory artwork in heritage sites. As such, the artwork was always intended to be dynamic, responding to the ways in which people wanted to take part.

Exclusive: Charity hit by increase in employer national insurance and minimum wage and aims to save £26m

Revamp of a half an acre of Sheffield Park and Garden, East Sussex, will trial planting that can cope with more extreme conditions.

The National Trust has created a more natural, wildlife-rich landscape at Holnicote in Somerset, which helps store water in times of dry weather.

Conservationists say the ‘red-listed’ birds are being hit by climate change and disease.

More than 1,000 heath fritillaries have been recorded so far this year on the National Trust’s Holnicote Estate in Somerset.

Display at Petworth House, West Sussex, explores link between artist and the landscapes that inspired him.

Like millions of people, we have experienced the physical and mental health benefits, as well as the simple enjoyment, of a daily dog walk. However, amid the UK’s growing population of dogs (around 13.5 million at the latest estimate), recent reports have highlighted growing concern about how dogs affect wildlife…

UK metalcore mob Malevolence have found the hill they'll die on - falling foul of a nature charity formed in the Victorian era