New Forest Ringing Group Marcus Ward, Andrew Colenutt, Tommy Saunders,Saul Alonso, Willow Bloomfield, Rob Farnworth, Emily-Louise...

A year in review First of all, we would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a happy and productive New Year, we would like to...

I can’t believe that we have now been publishing the Newsletter for over a year. It is great to look back on highlights from previous...

Autumn is one of my favourite times of year, and, so far, I have enjoyed every second of it. From the start of the winter migrants...

For the third year running I joined 20 other young people for a weekend immersed in nature at Wild New Forest’s annual camp at RSPB...

This Autumns Young Persons Wildlife Camp was again a wonderful weekend despite the wet weather. Everyone enjoyed being at Cameron's...

As the days get shorter and we get closer to the clocks changing at the end of the month, there is still plenty of wildlife to experience...

Autumn or Summer? Following our piece ‘Autumn starts early’ in last month’s newsletter the weather has reverted back to summer with a...

By Amy Squire Amy writes: As a young naturalist, I had such a lovely time in the New Forest, as I always do, today when out on a walk...

Autumn starts early A combination of milder temperatures and increased rainfall over the past month has encouraged a good early crop of...

This years Young Persons Wildlife Camp was a wonderful weekend and went without a hitch. Everyone enjoyed being at Cameron's Cottage. We...

June fieldwork update As a not-for-profit organisation Wild New Forest is committed to a diverse mix of fieldwork in the New Forest. So,...

A Wildlife Patch Watching a patch is not only a great way to connect with wildlife but I also find it a great to have a go-to spot that...

Our woodlands come alive in May as fresh leaf cover bursts into life on our deciduous trees across the New Forest, looking especially...

Hawfinch season underway in the New Forest April marks the start of the Hawfinch fieldwork season, a much-anticipated time of the year,...

2022 was another busy year working with Hawfinch in the New Forest, our 12th year of intensive fieldwork with the species. This short...

March 2023 Newsletter We all have those classic signs of spring that we look out for, whether it is the lengthening days, the first...

A new study by Wild New Forest has highlighted dramatic and rapid changes in New Forest woodland bird populations. The study focussed on...

Looking ahead to a season of fieldwork in the Forest As we move into February and start to feel the days getting longer, attention starts...