Cotswolds

The limestone wild flower grasslands across the Cotswolds provide an ideal habitat for many species, including fine displays of early summer butterflies. But there are many other places we care for which provide homes for a diverse range of animals, insects and other wildlife.

if you want to explore nature and see wonderful views then you could try one of our favourite Cotswold walks?

From the Roman remains at Chedworth to the wild commons near Stroud, there's a wide variety of places to visit. Here's a selection to give you some inspiration.

The South West is home to many species of wildlife. There are all sorts of ways to get involved with finding and admiring the nature that calls these places home. Here's just a few ways of getting involved to get you started.

Gardeners here in the South West have to perform some unusual tasks. Here's a behind-the-scenes peek into some of the strange jobs they do as part of caring for these amazing gardens.

When nature and wildlife can move freely between habitats, they flourish. Without this freedom, they suffer. Our coastal ambition is to join up the coastline, working with partners to make a link around the coast so wildlife can prosper and people can access it.