Nature

The Indie pressed the four parties on key issues including recycling, waste collection, renewable energy, air pollution and travel.

The Friends of Pishiobury Park are inviting nature lovers to celebrate spring with a walk in the park on Wednesday April 19.

Uttlesford District Council awards £300,000 to town and parish councils and community groups for projects seeking to tackle climate change.

Applications for the Woodland Trust's free tree-packs scheme are open now as it aims to plant five million across the UK since 2020.

Bishop’s Stortford High School and Thorley Hill pupils and Grove Cottage users at launch of native woodland that will double as outdoor classroom.

The great Big Nature Survey, the biggest of its kind, will paint a clearer picture of the nation’s relationship with nature.

Nature lover Kate Hennessey, of Much Hadham, with the photographic fruits of her visit to the Henry Moore Foundation at Perry Green.

Volunteers including from the sea cadets, police cadets and members of St James Church High Wych, helped Redricks Range hit the 3,000 target.

The dog flushed the deer from undergrowth in Pishiobury Park before mauling its leg and the deer was heard screaming after being followed into bushes.

Households should continue to use water carefully, says the Environment Agency, after England saw its driest February for 30 years.

Colourful pictures show Sunday's natural phenomenon as visible from the UK, with another chance to see them Monday evening, says Met Office.

A wildlife group wants to ensure dogs do not cause damage to shooting wildflowers, nesting birds and species that are emerging from hibernation.

Firefighters rescued the horse in High Wych with the help of machinery from a local farmer and specialist large animal rescue equipment.

Bishop's Stortford Beekeepers Association course of theory and practical sessions runs throughout March and costs £60 plus membership.

Over 60 residents, school pupils, police cadets and Cubs and Beavers turned out to help plant 31 fruit trees in Northern Parkland on Saturday.

Coppicing dates back to the Stone Age and involves the repeated cutting of trees to their base to encourage fast new growth.

Call for volunteers as the town’s first community orchard will be planted at the Northern Parkland on St Michael's Mead on Saturday January 14.

St Michael's Mead resident Jackie Williamson wondered why her Ring doorbell kept activating - and then discovered her red-breasted lodger!

The last full moon of 2022 - aptly named a Cold Moon - will be visible as temperatures plummet below freezing.

An application was made for transfer by Sawbridgeworth Parochial Church Council because there was no more space for burials.