Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says her party would axe legally binding targets to cut emissions.

False claims obstructing climate action, say researchers, amid calls for climate lies to be criminalised

Researchers find 89% of people around the world want more to be done, but mistakenly assume their peers do not

This Bank Holiday Monday, millions of people in the UK will be heading to their local park, woods or even to the countryside, in search of fresh air and green space.

The horrifying planning bill, which rips up environmental protections, was drafted with CEOs in mind. We know because Keir Starmer told us, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Cuttings of tree captured by John Constable being planted on restored Devon floodplain

In 1895, three pioneering social reformers set about establishing the National Trust, to protect nature, beauty and history, for everyone, for ever.In this v...

The National Trust marks its 130th birthday by unveiling hugely ambitious plans, as it launches a new 10-year strategy. See the full story

On the eve of its 130th anniversary, Europe's largest conservation charity is pulling out the stops to try and mitigate the climate crisis

If the economy wins, it doesn’t mean nature has to lose

Nature and climate targets, and efforts to reduce flooding, are also threatened by a lack of support for upland farming businesses, a think tank said.

We need £50,000 to turn 422 acre Wick Farm into Lower Chew Forest, the South West’s largest new woodland in a generation.

Delve into stories filled with history and nature in series eight of the National Trust Podcast.

A tree will be planted in Northumberland in memory of murdered 15-year-old Holly Newton

The grave of a woman who donated the first piece of land to the National Trust has been restored, almost 130 years after her generous donation.

Nestled in the rolling hills of the South Wales valleys, we are the only independent bookshop in Pontypridd, selling new books and more.

Disruptive demonstrations are decried by the press, but given acres of coverage. This is the new conundrum of public protest: the only way to be talked about is if you’re demonised, writes Zoe William...