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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 11/10/2026

Imagine reserves blending seamlessly with wild, thriving farmland 🌿 Through our Wild Peak Network, we’re working to help nature and farming flourish together! Make it happen: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An image with green text on a light gray sky background above two farmers standing in a wheat field, seen from behind.

The text at the top reads: "Help restore a Wilder Peak District together with farmers and landowners". The word "Wilder" is in a cream-colored, stylized font set inside a dark green banner shape.

Below the text, two male farmers are shown from the waist up, facing slightly towards each other in conversation. On the left is a younger man in a blue striped shirt, blue jeans with a pair of work gloves tucked into his back pocket, and a blue cap. On the right is an older man with gray hair, wearing an orange and brown plaid shirt, blue jeans with a brown leather belt, and a blue cap. They are standing in a golden wheat field that stretches to the horizon under an overcast sky.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, remember a dose of "Vitamin N" (Nature) builds resilience, lowers stress, and boosts wellbeing 🌿 Whether it’s a neighbourhood walk or exploring a local reserve, simple wild moments make a big difference! How are you connecting with nature today? Let us know 👇

A woman looks through binoculars on a light green background. Below her, a curved arch shows a field of purple and yellow wildflowers. At the top left, bold green text reads, "Connect with nature this World Mental Health Day."

An image with a light green background at the top featuring dark green text that reads: "1. Be active – step outside for a walk or explore a nearby nature reserve."

Below the text, a young blonde child in a pink t-shirt stands outdoors in a field of purple and yellow wildflowers, looking directly at the camera through a pair of binoculars.

A family sits outdoors on a grassy hill on a sunny day. A father holds his young child in his lap, looking down at them warmly, while two women and another child sit nearby, looking out into the distance. A light green diagonal overlay covers the bottom left portion of the image, featuring dark green text that reads: "2. Connect – share your wildlife experiences with the people around you" and "3. Give – take action to care for local wildlife and your community spaces."

Three children sit outdoors in a grassy field on a cloudy day, looking thoughtfully into the distance. A light green diagonal overlay covers the bottom right of the image with the text: "4. Take notice – pause and tune into the everyday wildness right on your doorstep. 5. Learn – try something new outdoors and let nature be your teacher."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Our Wild Peak Silent Auction is LIVE! 🎁✨ Bid on amazing experiences and unique gifts, whilst helping to restore habitats, connect landscapes, and bring lost species back to #Derbyshire. Huge thanks to our generous local donors! Bid now 👇 jumblebee.pulse.ly/qelmlxykyr #WilderDerbyshire

An advertisement graphic featuring a close-up photo of a brown beaver sitting in green grass.

An organic, light pink shape in the top-left corner contains dark green text that reads: "Win unique gifts and experiences through our Wild Peak Silent Auction".

In the bottom center, a dark green rounded rectangular button contains light pink text and a right-pointing arrow: "Explore some of the incredible prizes →".

An image with a pink background and dark green top border. It features a close-up photo of a person in a maroon knit beanie gently blowing on a small tinder bundle of dry grass held in their hand, which glows with a tiny orange ember. Below the photo, green text reads "Bushcraft courses for two," followed by "Courtesy of Wildland Ways" in smaller dark text.

An close-up image showing hands assembling a natural Christmas wreath on a dark wooden table. The wreath is made of green evergreen foliage, decorated with dried orange slices, pine cones, orange berries, and cinnamon sticks. The image is set within a pink and dark green background containing the pink text: "Wreath workshop for one. Courtesy of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust".

A graphic design template with a dark green and pink background. At the top, a framed photograph shows a large, bare oak tree silhouetted against a dramatic sunset with fiery orange, pink, and deep blue clouds. Below the photo, pink text on the dark green background reads, "Stunning artwork and photography, Courtesy of Guy Badham and Sarah Perkins."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

A sanctuary of nature and healing at Cygnet Acer Clinic 🌿 We teamed up to design a safe, bespoke sensory garden for patients and staff - while creating a haven for Chesterfield’s pollinators, bats and birds! 🌼Could you community space benefit from more nature? ✉️ enquiries@derbyshirewt.co.uk

An image with a light peach background framing a photo of a woman and a man gardening. Large, dark green text at the top left reads, "Creating wilder spaces to help people heal and nature thrive."

In the photo, the woman on the left, with her brown hair tied back, is wearing a maroon polo shirt, black pants, and black gardening gloves. She smiles as she uses a small hand trowel to plant a potted herb into a raised wooden garden bed filled with dark soil.

To her right, a man in a yellow t-shirt, dark shorts, and a straw hat adorned with pins kneels and works in the same garden bed, wearing brown gardening gloves to tend to the plants. Several small potted herbs are lined up in the soil, ready to be planted.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

We’ve raised £50k+ for our Wild Peak Appeal 🎉 Thank you! With 4 weeks left, we need your help to reach £100k by 31 Oct to revive habitats and connect wild spaces 🧩 Donate now: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

A campaign graphic superimposed over a scenic landscape photo of rolling hills covered in purple heather and large gray rocks under a sunset sky.

Text in dark green reads: "Over", followed by a dark green banner containing the light pink text "£50,000", then "raised" underneath.

The bottom portion has a light pink wavy background featuring dark green text that reads: "But we still need your help to restore nature across the Wild Peak".

To the right, a pink speech bubble contains the dark green text: "Donate by 31 Oct".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

ONE month left to help restore the #WildPeak ⏳ Habitats are fragmented. Species have vanished. Help raise £100,000 by 31 October to reconnect the wild! Donate 👉 www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An image overlaying a rolling green landscape with a large pink flag at the top containing a dark green number "1" above the text "month left" in a bold, off-white sans-serif font.

In the foreground of the landscape are three jigsaw puzzle piece cutouts:
- Left: A black grouse with a distinctive red wattle.
- Middle: A vibrant pink wildflower with fringed petals.
- Right: A small bird, a red-backed shrike, perched on a branch.

A dark green banner across the bottom features the text "Help us raise £100,000 to restore the Wild Peak" alongside two pink jigsaw puzzle outlines.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Two days, two BBC shows, one special stork project! 💧🪶 After featuring on BBC Countryfile, our project appeared on BBC Escape to the Country, with Celtic Rewilding. It’s fantastic to see our #naturerecovery work reaching audiences across the country. Watch now: bbc.pulse.ly/kb55cyklvw

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Escape to the Country - Series 27: 23. Derbyshire

Alistair Appleton helps a couple find their dream home in delightful Derbyshire for them and their dog Basil, and also discovers an ambitious wildlife reintroduction project.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

MISSING: The red-backed shrike 🐦 This songbird has vanished from the Wild Peak due to #habitatloss. Help us restore scrub, hedgerows and meadows to bring them back! Donate: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

A poster with a dark green background. At the top, a pink sign secured with a cream pushpin reads "Missing!" in dark green.

Below this is a photograph of a red-backed shrike perched on a mossy branch against a blurry green background. The bird has a grey head with a distinctive black mask over its eye, a chestnut-brown back, a pale pinkish-buff breast, and a long black-and-white tail.

Under the photo, a cream-colored banner reads "Red-backed shrike" in dark green.

At the bottom, text reads "Help restore the Wild Peak so the red-backed shrike can thrive again" in cream, followed by "Donate Now" in pink.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Happy #WorldRiversDay! 💧 Tune into BBC One tonight at 7pm to see us on #Countryfile! Matt Baker and Margherita Taylor visit Willington Wetlands to see how we’re restoring rivers for species like beavers 🦫 and white storks 🪶 📺 Don't miss it! Watch this space to find out about Rivers 2040!

A smiling man and woman stand in a grassy field holding stand-up paddleboards. The man on the right wears a cap and blue life jacket, holding a blue and black board labeled "SAILOR 10'6". The woman on the left wears glasses and an orange and black life jacket, holding a green board.

At the top, bold dark green text on a light blue background reads, "Catch us on BBC Countryfile tonight!". At the bottom, a dark green button with a white arrow reads, "Take a peak behind the scenes".

An image with a dark green border featuring a photograph of two people launching stand-up paddleboards from a metal ramp into a calm waterway surrounded by tall green reeds and trees.

One person stands on the ramp holding a paddle, helping push off the other person, who sits on a green paddleboard wearing a black jacket and an orange life vest. A second white, blue, and black paddleboard rests on the ramp.

Below the photograph, white and light blue text reads: "Head out on the water with Matt Baker and Katie Last to talk wetland health and habitat recovery."

An infographic with dark green and blue-green background panels features bold white text at the top: "Join Adam Berry to find out about how we’re encouraging white storks to nest in Derbyshire after 600 yrs."

Below the text, a photograph shows a filming crew outdoors in a grassy field. In the foreground, a cameraman with his back to the camera wears a heavy rig harness and holds a video camera, filming Adam Berry. Adam, wearing a black jacket and brown shorts, stands looking toward the camera. In the background, workers on scaffolding and a ladder assemble a tall wooden stork nesting platform. To the left is a chain-link enclosure.

An image divided into three horizontal sections.

The top section shows a calm body of water reflecting a treeline and blue sky with light clouds, framed by tall marsh grasses and reeds.

The middle section has a dark green background with the light blue text: "Explore Willington Wetlands tonight" and "BBC1 at 7pm" below it.

The bottom section shows a videographer in a green t-shirt from behind, operating a professional video camera on a tripod. He is filming a lake with people on stand-up paddleboards and a small boat in the distance, partially obscured by green brambles in the foreground.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

🎨 Art meets rewilding at Allestree Park! Artist Rebecca Howard spent time with our Junior Rangers exploring how wild landscapes transform - inspiring an oil painting now on display at the #KneppEstate. Read her story in @theguardian.com 👇 theguardian.pulse.ly/d3ecl4gb0l #AllestreePark

An eye-level shot captures a lively art exhibition opening inside a long, narrow gallery with high, vaulted ceilings. From the ceiling, large, stylized white bird sculptures with dark-tipped wings hang suspended on thin wires, appearing to soar. On the left, glass doors lead outside, while the right wall is lined with large, colorful landscape paintings depicting natural scenes.

In the center of the gallery, a large, weathered tree root sculpture sits on a wooden pallet. Visitors gather around, engaging in conversation. On the right, a woman with shoulder-length blonde hair speaks into a microphone, standing beside another woman, both facing the audience.

In the foreground, the backs of three visitors are visible: a woman on the left wearing a blue and black patterned top, a woman in the center in a yellow top, and a man on the right in a dark, patterned shirt holding a glass. Near the glass doors in the background, a small group of people stands chatting, some holding drinks. To the far left, a woman wearing a black t-shirt, dark pants, and holding a small glass talks with other attendees. The atmosphere is warm and social, lit by soft overhead spotlights.

An angled, eye-level shot captures four rectangular, unframed landscape paintings hanging side-by-side in a row from thin, silver wires on a textured beige wall. The paintings are displayed in a line that recedes from right to left, with the painting on the far right being the closest and largest.

From right to left, the paintings depict:
1. A beaver dam made of branches blocking a stream, with water spilling over into a small, churning waterfall in the foreground. Trees line the background.
2. A close-up of a large tree trunk with exposed roots in a grassy field.
3. A sandy, winding riverbed or path under a blue sky with light clouds.
4. Two animals, possibly bison, grazing in a green, grassy field.

Underneath each painting is a small white label on the wall. At the bottom left, two electrical outlets are visible.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Thank you to our friends at Furnace Inn Pub for raising £300+ for our Wild Peak appeal 🌿 Local support like this helps restore a wilder #PeakDistrict! Join them in supporting: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Nature is living heritage! 🌿 National Lottery funding helps us restore wild spaces across #Derbyshire, but proposed changes could leave nature out. Nature deserves the same recognition and support as museums and historic monuments. Speak up before midnight tonight: pulse.ly/vti9wj6caw

An eye-level, medium shot shows two young girls gardening in a raised wooden planter. In the foreground, a girl with glasses, a long-sleeve grey shirt, and a bright yellow vest smiles while kneeling to plant pink flowers. Her gloved hands work in the soil next to an empty black plastic pot. Behind her, another girl in glasses and a yellow safety vest bends over, holding a garden trowel. The bottom third of the image is covered by a light green banner with the dark green text: "Speak up for nature in National Lottery funding".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

⏳ Just 2 days left to register for our free webinar, exploring why urgent action is needed to restore the missing pieces of the #WildPeak 🧩 🗓️ Thursday 24th September, 6:30pm 💻 Online 🎟️ Free (booking essential) Save your spot: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/ex…

An event flyer on a green and cream background reads, "Restoring the missing pieces of the Wild Peak. Join the conversation. Webinar THIS THURSDAY 6.30-7.30pm."

The design features three jigsaw puzzle pieces, each containing a different image and a pink label:
1. A jigsaw piece showing a green valley landscape, labeled "Revive habitats."
2. A jigsaw piece showing a black grouse bird with a red crest against a gold background, labeled "Recover lost species."
3. A jigsaw piece showing a purple heather landscape under a sunset sky, labeled "Connect landscapes."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Look who dropped by to visit us recently! Always a pleasure welcoming fellow nature lovers to our reserves 🌿 Great to show Matt Baker around Willington Wetlands! Head to our story for a sneak preview of his visit 👀 #WilderDerbyshire

An outdoor full-body portrait shows four smiling people standing arm-in-arm on a grassy field under a cloudy sky.

From left to right:
- A woman with long brown hair wearing a black hooded jacket, black leggings, grey socks, and hiking shoes.
- A woman with long dark hair and glasses wearing a black oversized hoodie, black shorts, and water shoes.
- A man wearing a brown cap, a blue and grey hydration vest over a navy t-shirt, grey athletic shorts, and water shoes.
- A woman with long brown hair wearing sunglasses on her head, a black open jacket over a white t-shirt, loose-fitting mauve trousers, and black-and-white sneakers.

A green paddleboard sits on the grass behind the group on the right.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Restoring the Wild Peak builds a landscape resilient to climate change 🌧️🔥 Healthy habitats trap carbon, hold water and shield communities! Help us restore the missing pieces: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An infographic with a dark green background. At the top, pale yellow text reads, "Help us build a climate resilient", followed by a pink banner containing the dark green text "Wild Peak".

Three jigsaw pieces feature different nature photographs, each paired with a pink text box:
- Left piece: A black grouse with a red crest against a gold background, labeled "Recover lost species".
- Right piece: A lush green valley under a blue sky, labeled "Revive habitats".
- Bottom piece: A vibrant pink and orange sunset over a hilly landscape, labeled "Connect landscapes".

At the bottom left are two pink outline drawings of puzzle pieces. To the bottom right, large pink text reads "Donate now".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Join us at Common Farm until 3pm for our Rewilding our Senses Event and AGM! 🍃✨ Enjoy local stalls, family activities, wild updates and the chance to have your say. Free entry! 🎟️ Enter our raffle to win a £1,200 luxury cabin stay: zeffy.pulse.ly/wzbtzmjfyh #WilderDerbyshire

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Last chance to enter our AGM 2026 Raffle ⌛ Win a £1,200 luxury break for two at Swinney Wood Log Cabins 🌳✨ Every ticket helps restore nature across #Derbyshire! You don't need to join today's event to win, winners will be notified after the draw. Buy tickets: zeffy.pulse.ly/yu8theepj9

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Look what happens when we pull together ✨ Two weeks into our appeal, and your generosity has raised almost £40,000! Every pound helps restore and connect habitats 🌿🐦 Donate: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An promotional graphic for a conservation campaign.

At the center, a black grouse with bright red wattles above its eyes, white wing patches, and a flared, lyre-shaped tail displays in low vegetation.

Overlaying the top is a wavy dark green text box that reads, "Almost £40,000 raised" in bold white and pink lettering.

The bottom section has a dark green background bordered by a wavy pink line, featuring two pink puzzle piece outlines and the text: "Help restore the missing pieces of the Wild Peak".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

🌿Rewild your senses this Saturday! Join us for our FREE event to explore Common Farm, get stuck in with wild activities and have your say. 📍 Common Farm, DE56 2AT 📅 Saturday 19th September, 11am-3pm 🎟️ Book your free place: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/z9… #Derbyshire

An event promotional poster with a yellow top section and a photo below of two young children outdoors in a grassy field on a cool day.

The child on the right, smiling warmly, wears a yellow knit hat, a navy and orange jacket, pink pants, and holds a spade. The child on the left is seen from behind, wearing a blue knit hat, a navy and blue jacket, and holds a spade.

In the top yellow section, dark green text reads: "Rewilding our Senses Event and AGM" followed by "This Saturday!" in a slightly thinner font.

At the bottom, a dark green banner with a white location pin icon reads: "Common Farm, Nether Heage" in beige text.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

70 new swift boxes are up across Chesterfield 🏘️🪺 With UK swift numbers down 66%, safe nest sites are vital. These 3D-printed next boxes offer returning swifts (and bats) safe shelter. Help #swifts in your neighbourhood: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/k0… #WilderDerbyshire

Three smiling people pose in front of a red brick house with a ladder leaning against it.

On the left, a man in a straw hat and a yellow t-shirt reading "One of the wild ones" smiles at the camera. In the middle, a man wearing sunglasses and a reddish-brown jacket stands on the ladder, looking down and smiling. On the right, a woman in a light blue t-shirt and glasses smiles while holding a wooden bird box labeled "Peak Boxes" with the man on the ladder.

The ladder leans against the two-story brick house, reaching up to the roofline where a matching wooden bird box is already installed under the eaves.

A low-angle, full shot shows a man standing high up on a metal ladder leaning against a brick house. He is mounting a wooden box under the eaves of the roof. He looks toward the camera with a smile, giving a thumbs-up gesture. He wears a rust-colored long-sleeve shirt, grey pants, safety goggles on his forehead, and a tool belt with a yellow-and-black power drill hanging from his waist. The sky behind him is partly cloudy.

An upward-angled, close-up shot shows two beige, plastic swift nesting boxes mounted directly under the eaves of a red brick house. A white gutter runs along the top of the frame, with a downpipe visible on the right. The sky above is filled with white and grey clouds.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

The Peak District looks thriving, but nature is surviving in isolated pockets. We know how to fix it! Help us reach £100k to restore the missing pieces of the #WildPeak. Donate: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

Win a £1,200 luxury woodland retreat and help restore a wilder Derbyshire 🌳✨ Tickets for our AGM raffle are now live - no need to attend the event to win. Every ticket supports local wildlife 🌿 🎟️ zeffy.pulse.ly/qcbxwpcogy It's one week today until our AGM. Who's joining us there?

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Want to dive deeper into our #WildPeak appeal? 🌿 Join Programme Manager, Joanna Hill, for a free webinar to discover the full story, explore what the future could look like and join the conversation. 📅 Thu 24 Sep, 6:30pm 🎟️ Free Register: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/ih…

An event flyer titled "Restoring the missing pieces of the Wild Peak" on a dark green and pale yellow background separated by a wavy pink line. Three jigsaw puzzle pieces show details of the project:

- The first piece features a lush green valley with the text "Revive habitats."
- The second piece shows a black grouse with a bright red comb, labeled "Recover lost species."
- The third piece displays a scenic sunset over a rocky heathland with purple heather, labeled "Connect landscapes."

Below, the text reads "Join the conversation." At the bottom, a pink button reads "Webinar, Thursday 24th September, 6.30-7.30pm."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Thanks to you, we’ve raised £25,951 of our £100k target to restore missing pieces of the #WildPeak 🧩 Keep the momentum going: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/… Not in a position to give? Like, comment, share!

An informational graphic with the background of a rolling green landscape featuring fields, a dense forest, a body of water, rocky outcrops, and blooming purple heather.

Large text in the center reads: "Over £25,950 donated!" The amount is written in large pink font inside a dark green wavy banner, while "Over" and "donated!" are in white font above and below the banner.

The bottom section of the image is dark green with a wavy pink border. White and pink text in this section reads: "Help restore the Wild Peak. Donate now." Next to this text is a simple white outline icon of two puzzle pieces fitting together.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Join us for a day of family fun at our 2026 AGM 🍃 Celebrate what we’ve achieved for nature, try wild family activities, hear project updates, and help shape what's next. 📍 Common Farm, Nether Heage 📅 19 Sept 2026 🎟️ Free: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/9r… #Derbyshire

An event advertisement with the text: "Join us for a wild day of family fun. Rewilding our Senses event. 19th September | Register now."

The featured image shows a Black woman with long locs, wearing a brown hoodie, black shorts, and a backpack, guiding a young Black child in a yellow raincoat and green dinosaur t-shirt as they use a small shovel together in a grassy field. A stone wall is visible in the background.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Shout out to Lubrizol for their £2,026 donation to help restore the missing pieces of the #WildPeak 🌿 You can get behind us too - even £5 makes a real difference! 👉 www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

Black grouse were once a familiar sight across Derbyshire’s moors. Today, their absence signals broken landscapes. Help restore the missing pieces of the Wild Peak 🌿 Donate: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

A fundraising graphic for Derbyshire's black grouse on a dark green background. At the top, a pink note shape is pinned with a beige pushpin, featuring the bold green text "Missing!". Below, a photo shows a black grouse with glossy dark blue and black feathers, a bright red comb over its eye, and its beak open. Its white tail feathers are fanned out against a golden-brown background. Below the photo, a light beige rounded box contains the text "Derbyshire's black grouse" in dark green. At the bottom, white text reads "Help restore the Wild Peak for this moorland icon" above a pink call to action, "Donate Now".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

The Peak District looks beautiful, but key pieces of nature are missing🧩 We've launched an urgent appeal to restore habitats across the Wild Peak. We can't do it alone! Donate: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

A scenic moorland landscape at sunset, with rolling hills covered in purple heather under a dramatic sky of pink and orange clouds. In the foreground, weathered grey rocks and a balanced rock formation sit amidst the heather. Overlaying the image is text in a stylized font: "Beautiful" in pink on a dark green banner, "OR" in beige in the center, and "barren?" in pink on a dark green banner at the bottom.

An aerial view of the rolling green hills and patchwork fields of the Peak District, with a dark green wavy banner containing pink text that reads "80%." Below the banner, beige text reads, "of the Peak Districts' protected sites are degraded."

An eye-level shot of two men walking through a field of wild plants. Both men wear caps. The man in the foreground is in focus and looks down at the field with a smile on his face. The man in the background is blurred and looks towards the camera with a smile. Large, bold text layered over the image reads “with your support we can change this”. The word “support” is light pink and inside a dark green bubble. The other words are beige.

An graphic overlaying a photograph of the Peak District landscape under a cloudy sky.

In the foreground, pink heather grows on a rocky hillside of tall grass, looking out over rolling green fields divided by dry stone walls in the valley below.

A dark green banner with a slightly wavy edge sits across the middle of the image, with bold pink text that reads, "Donate Today".

At the bottom of the image is a solid dark green banner separated by a wavy pink line. To the left is the text, "Help restore nature across the Wild Peak" in white and pink. To the right are two outline drawings of puzzle pieces.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Nature needs urgent action! 1 in 6 UK species is at risk of being lost forever, including the iconic #swift 🐦 Our membership sale ends tonight ⏰ Become a member: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/… #Derbyshire

A promotional graphic featuring a swift bird in mid-flight against a light blue sky.

The top of the image has a yellow background with dark green text that reads "Act swiftly". To the right, a yellow circle contains the text, "Join from £1.75 / month".

At the bottom, a dark green banner features yellow text reading "Half price memberships". Inside this banner, a smaller yellow rounded rectangle contains the dark green text "Ends tonight".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

When you join the Trust, you’re helping us create accessible spaces for all 💚 Secure half price membership for a whole year - from just £1.75 a month! Ends tomorrow ⌛ Join: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An promotional graphic with dark green wavy borders at the top and bottom. On a sunny day in a grassy woodland, a young bearded man in a grey t-shirt and jeans smiles as he pushes an elderly, grey-haired man in a wheelchair. The older man, wearing a black cardigan over a white shirt, laughs with his arms raised joyfully in the air.

Text at the top reads, "Join us in creating nature-rich accessible spaces," with "nature-rich" and "accessible" highlighted in dark green text on bright yellow banners. Text at the bottom in yellow and white reads, "50% off memberships. Join from £1.75 / month."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

Did someone say bank holiday sale? 👀 Imagine exploring #Derbyshire knowing that you're helping to restore vital habitats 🌿 Get 50% off 12 months of membership! 👉 www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An advertising graphic features a close-up portrait of a Eurasian elk with large velvet antlers, set against a soft-focus background of a meadow. The moose looks directly forward, its face partially framed by a bright yellow wavy border on the left and bottom.

Above the moose, large text on a dark gradient background reads: "Did someone say bank holiday sale?" with "Did someone say" in white and "bank holiday sale?" in a bold yellow font.

At the bottom of the graphic, within the yellow border, bold dark green text reads: "Join us from as little as £1.75 / month".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Our bank holiday sale starts now - 50% off for four days only! Join from £1.75/month and create a MIGHTY impact for nature, just like the incredible Minotaur Beetle 🪲 Join: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An advertisement with a dark green background. At the top, white text reads, "Even small actions can have a," followed by a larger line in bold: "mighty impact."

Beneath the text, a close-up photo shows a glossy black minotaur beetle with prominent horns and bristly legs crawling on the ground.

At the bottom, a yellow banner reads, "Bank holiday flash sale" in dark green. Below this, white text reads, "Join from £1.75 / month" and "Offer ends on Monday."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

What if the #PeakDistrict was a landscape where nature leads and wildlife thrives? That's our vision for the #WildPeak 🌳🐾 By 2030, we aim to ensure that 30% of the national park is managed in a wilder way! Explore our vision: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/bj…

A scenic view of the Peak District hills and valleys bathed in warm morning sunlight, with a winding road in the foreground. Bold green text at the top reads, "By 2030 we aim to ensure 30% of the Peak District is managed in a wilder way," and a rounded button at the bottom says, "Explore our guiding principles" with a right-pointing arrow.

A narrow dirt trail winds through a lush, green hillside in the English countryside under a soft, hazy sky. To the left, dense green deciduous trees line the valley, while the right side of the trail is bordered by dark heather and scattered rocky crags. Large green text in the upper left corner reads: "Bigger, better, and more joined up. Building on the Lawton principles to restore natural processes and connect wild spaces."

An outdoor group of four researchers wearing backpacks and sun hats standing amidst green foliage. In the foreground, a diagonal cream-colored graphic overlay features dark green text: "Inclusive and collaborative. Partnering across farming estates, housing developments, schools, allotments, and gardens – because everyone has a role to play."

Three hikers stand outdoors on a grassy hillside under an overcast sky. The man in the middle, wearing a blue fleece jacket and a cap, speaks with the man on the right, who wears an orange t-shirt and glasses. The man on the left wears a blue long-sleeve shirt and a grey cap, looking down. The bottom right is covered by a beige graphic with dark green text: "Long-term impact. Delivering natural solutions that clean our air, reduce flood risks, and store carbon for future generations."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

What if the Peak District was a landscape where nature leads and wildlife thrives? That's our vision for the Wild Peak 🌳🐾 By 2030, we aim to ensure that 30% of the national park is managed in a wilder way! Explore our vision: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/xe… #WildPeak

A red grouse stands perched atop a rocky outcrop covered in blooming pink and purple heather. In the background, rolling green hills and forested valleys of the Peak District stretch toward a soft, hazy sky.

Dark green text at the top reads: "By 2030 we aim to ensure 30% of the Peak District is managed in a wilder way."

At the bottom, a cream-colored pill-shaped button contains dark green text that reads: "Explore our guiding principles" followed by a right-pointing arrow.

An scenic, rolling green landscape of hills and valleys under a warm, hazy sky at sunset, with a winding river visible on the right. Dark green text overlay in the top-left reads: "Bigger, better, and more joined up. Building on the Lawton principles to restore natural processes and connect wild spaces."

An image featuring four hikers outdoors with text.

At the top, four people wearing backpacks stand outdoors, surrounded by green ferns under an overcast sky.
- On the left, a man with glasses looks towards the right.
- Next to him is a person seen from behind, wearing a brown bucket hat and a green backpack.
- In the center, a woman in a black polo shirt looks down at her phone.
- On the right, a man with glasses and a beige bucket hat talks to the woman, holding a white and green fabric hat.

The bottom half of the image is a diagonal beige block with dark green text that reads: "Inclusive and collaborative. Partnering across farming estates, housing developments, schools, allotments, and gardens - because everyone has a role to play".

Three men wearing backpacks and casual outdoor gear stand on a grassy hillside under an overcast sky. One man in a blue fleece stands with arms crossed, listening to a man in an orange shirt. A third man in a blue long-sleeve shirt stands looking downward in the foreground. A diagonal beige block covers the lower right, featuring dark green text that reads: "Long-term impact. Delivering natural solutions that clean our air, reduce flood risks, and store carbon for future generations."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Have you heard? We’re managing 600 acres of Eyam Moor for nature, in perpetuity 🌿 Thanks to a generous landowner, we're building a lasting legacy in the #PeakDistrict, creating a climate-resilient space where people and wildlife can thrive! Explore our vision: pulse.ly/3ser8ny2ht

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

🌱 Why is our nature reserve still green when everything around it is turning brown? While the fields in the distance are struggling in the heat and drought, our nature reserve is still holding onto its green vegetation. Learn more :https://derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/jmioxxqmoz

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

We are hiring! Wilder 2030 is our ambition to create lasting change for nature, communities and the future of Derbyshire. If you’re passionate about making a difference and ready to put your skills to work for nature then join our team! 👉https://derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/cwdb4mny0q

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

The best flood defences are built before heavy rain 🌧️ That’s why beavers are turning our wetlands into a natural sponge 🦫 Help them thrive 👇 www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

An infographic styled like an employee ID card set against a background of rippling water.

At the top, a dark green banner reads: "Chief Wetland Engineer".

Below, a white card displays a photo of a large, furry Eurasian beaver sitting in green grass and chewing on a leafy green branch. To the right of the photo, the card lists details in green text:
- "Name: Eurasian Beaver"
- "Department: Climate Resilience"
- "Access Level: Wetland and woodland"
- "Status: Sustained funding required"

At the bottom of the image, a dark green banner reads: "Give monthly to restore wild wetlands".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of a private landowner, 600 acres of Eyam Moor has been donated to Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, making this the largest single land acquisition in the Trust’s history! Read the full story: pulse.ly/zvkbyehziz

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

For 5 years, our beavers have been helping to slow and store water. Next up: Eurasian Elk to help create deep pools and clear scrub 🫎 Give monthly to bring them home: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

The Peak District looks green, but is it truly wild? 🌿 Centuries of habitat loss mean nature exists in isolated patches. We’re working to restore wilder, connected habitats, aiming for 30% of land managed for nature by 2030! 👉 Discover the vision: pulse.ly/zxzfyhctah #WilderDerbyshire

A woman with long brown hair stands with her back to the camera at the edge of a grassy cliff, overlooking a deep, green valley bathed in warm, golden sunlight. A narrow, winding road cuts through the valley below. In the distance, a vast patchwork of fields stretches toward the horizon under a soft, hazy sky.

Dark green text at the top reads "Look closely at". Below it, "the Peak District" is written in bold, dark green text on a light pink, wavy banner. At the bottom, within a dark green border, pink text asks, "What do you see?".

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Have you heard? #WhiteStorks are living in Derbyshire for the first time in 600 years 🪶 Go behind the scenes to experience the arrival of our pioneering trio - a major step to attract wild passing storks and establish a breeding population! Watch now: youtu.pulse.ly/lxfeeps6fi

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White storks' historic return to Willington Wetlands

White storks have returned to nest in the Midlands for the first ti...

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

Our four-legged ecosystem engineers are hard at work at Lea Wood 🐷 Despite the dry ground, the three new pigs are making fantastic inroads into dense bramble and bracken to help shape the land and help new life grow 🌿 Have you been to see them yet? 📷 Guy Badham, Amy Bennett, Danielle Brown

An eye-level, close-up shot of a light brown, hairy pig with floppy ears looking directly forward. It stands amidst green ferns, leafy weeds, and dry grass, with a few purple wildflowers blurred in the background on the left.

An overhead, close-up shot shows a light brown Tamworth pig lying down in a mud wallow with its snout covered in wet, dark mud. The pig's head is in the foreground, with its large snout and ears resting on the muddy ground. Its body extends back into a shallow pool of muddy water next to a pink plastic trough.

A brown pig with coarse hair and a mud-dusted face stands amidst dense green foliage, including ferns and leafy weeds. The pig looks directly toward the camera with large ears perked up. Another brown pig is partially visible on the left, mostly hidden behind the lush green ferns.

A low-angle, eye-level shot of a narrow dirt path winding upward through dense green undergrowth. The path is covered in dry soil, twigs, and scattered leaves. Overhead, a low canopy of thick, gnarled tree branches hangs down, covered in vibrant green leaves, creating a tunnel-like archway. Lush green ferns and leafy bushes frame both sides of the path, with soft, natural light filtering through the foliage.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Restoring wetlands is about community as much as wildlife! They shield us from climate extremes, and give us space to connect with nature 🩵 Give monthly: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

A woman with red hair smiles, wearing a green jacket. Next to her, a quote about the importance of restoring wetlands to connect with nature and protect against flooding and drought is displayed. The text includes a call to "Give monthly" as nature is the solution.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

We're all feeling the pressure of climate extremes! Wetlands act as sponges - stopping surges and storing water. Give monthly to restore wetlands: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

Split image showing a flooded city street on the left and a burning field on the right, with smoke rising. In the center, a circle with the text "Two extremes".

A garden hose lies on dry, straw-like grass. Text overlaying the image reads, "Hosepipe bans and sandbags don't fix the problem."

A beaver is perched on a log in a wetland environment, surrounded by sticks and brush. The text "Nature is the solution" appears above, and "Give monthly to restore healthy resilient wetlands" is written below.

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

It’s never too early to take action for nature! 🌿 15yo Junior Ranger Wilfred is building #greenskills and shaping local recovery at Allestree Park. Help nature thrive - join, volunteer, learn or take action at home: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/st… #WilderByNature

A young person in a green jacket kneels on grass, planting a small tree. A shovel is lying nearby. The background features a large tree in a park. Text at the top reads, "Green Skills in Action: Wilfred’s story."

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

White storks are back in the Midlands after 600 years ✨ Three storks arrived at Willington Wetlands this morning, to encourage passing storks to settle and breed! Thank you to the Veolia Environmental Trust and Celtic Rewilding 🤝 More: derbyshirewildlifetrust.pulse.ly/rx…

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Derbyshire Wildlife Trust @derbyswildlife.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

Future role: Wetland Engineer 🫎 Ideal candidate: Eurasian elk Mission: Restore climate resilient wetlands Species reintroduction requires ongoing support. Give monthly: www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/…

A recruitment-themed graphic features a photo of a Eurasian Elk in a wetland, with text advertising for a "Wetland Engineer" position under "Climate Resilience." It highlights the elk's "Wetland and woodland" access level and mentions "Funding pending." The background shows a serene wetland landscape.

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