We look back over the past year in photos for the white-tailed eagle project on the Isle of Wight.

Lockdowns and essential restrictions, as well as worries about jobs and finances, have left the nation feeling stressed and anxious. As we move into a new year there is hope that life can get back to some kind of normality, but times are still hard and how exactly can spending time in forests help?

It's time to get off the treadmill and into the forest!

Are you taking part in our #ActiveAdvent on social media? If so, you'll deserve a treat after 24 days of getting moovin' and groovin' on the run-up to Christmas.

We caught up with Adrienne Bennett, our environment and heritage manager for central England, to discover how we are caring for our oldest trees.

Read the latest update on the successful second release of white-tailed eagles on the Isle of Wight and find out what last year's cohort are up to.

The shorter days and colder weather around Christmas can make it hard to motivate ourselves to get outside and see other people. This can leave us feeling disconnected from each other and the world around us. That’s why we’ve put together three ways you can stay connected to nature and people this winter. With tips from an expert psychiatrist, and guidance from Mind, read on for tips for a kinder, more connected Christmas.

Give plastic the cold shoulder this year with our top tips for making your Christmas tree even greener!