Nature's Calendar Blog

• Wellbeing, art and wildlife recording with Nature Over Natter

  By Alex Marshall, 13/05/2025
  

  Hear from 3 young UK-based artists as they share their experiences of spending time in nature observing the changing seasons, and how this has impacted on their wellbeing. They will also be sharing their artworks with us, art which has been informed and inspired by these experiences in nature.

  Register for this free webinar - hosted by Nature's Calendar in collaboration with Nature Over Natter.

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• Volunteer Spotlight: Janet

  By Alex Marshall, 17/04/2025
  

  Nature’s Calendar is a citizen science project. Anyone can volunteer to become a citizen scientist, and every single Nature’s Calendar volunteer adds vital information to the database. Here we shine a spotlight on some of our most dedicated volunteers...

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• Assemble - the Woodland Trust's new volunteer website

  By Judith Garforth, 26/03/2025
  

  Look out for a 'Welcome to Assemble' email in your inbox. Assemble is the Woodland Trust's new volunteer website, where we're launching our new Nature's Calendar forum this week. 

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• Your Nature's Calendar Newsletters

  By Alex Marshall, 24/03/2025
  

  Catch up on the latest volunteer newsletter!

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• Seals and seabirds: A guest blog post by Kevin Sene, author of Spectacular Britain: A spotter's guide to the UK’s most amazing natural phenomena

  By Kevin Sene, 08/01/2025
  

  Seabirds and seals are some of the most familiar yet spectacular sights around our shores. Some have iconic status, such as the comical puffin and fluffy white Atlantic grey seal pups. However, as is often the case in the natural world it doesn’t take much to disrupt their behaviour, including the influences of climate change.

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