UNESCO has recognised the Isle of Wight as a Biosphere Reserve. Thanks in big part to The National Lottery, we can prove that nature and people can co-exist.

Mae poblogaeth pryfed y DU dan fygythiad. Dyma Jamie Robins o’r elusen Buglife yn awgrymu pum ffordd syml y gallwn ni i gyd helpu i ofalu am ein ffrindiau chwilod.

One of our young heritage ambassadors Lizzie Guntrip on how we can make our natural world more accessible.

HLF’s Ros Kerslake explains how HLF is leading the way for action on climate change in the heritage sector.

Paul Hetherington, Director of Fundraising and Communications at Buglife, explains how they are helping bring native critters Back from the Brink.

As Walthamstow Wetlands opens to the public, HLF Chief Executive Ros Kerslake looks at how National Lottery funding for heritage contributes to health, happiness and wellbeing.

Julia Duncan from The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) Scotland relates how the organisation's work helps everyone enjoy the nature around them.

Dr Sam Harrison speaks about his experiences preserving a rural way of life in Scotland with the Shieling Project.

Wales is launching a Great Place Scheme to put culture at the heart of the local vision and ambition for the community.

Mary Jackson, Polli:Nation project manager, explains how people can get involved with protecting pollinating insects this summer.