September was the first month of eight for our interns. In this blog, they each walk us through what their months looked like and the moments that stuck out.

There are nearly 2,500 species of fungi inhabiting the Isle of Man, many of them having weird and wonderful colours and names. One such mushroom is King Alfred's cakes, a unique mushroom with…

Ahead of the 2026 Isle of Man General Election, Manx Wildlife Trust invited every declared candidate to discuss nature, climate and the environment. All candidates were offered the same…

BRUV surveying on the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt

An incredible 764 adder’s-tongue ferns were recorded at Fell’s Field in 2026. This is the highest number recorded at the site since the species was first discovered there in 2014.

Continued work at Glion Darragh and what volunteers do to help.

We recently supported Manx Birdlife and Manx Ornithological Society at the Poulsom Park Celebration of the Swifts. The number of swifts in the UK has declined by more than 60% since 1995, and by…

An overview of MWT's trip to Stroud to join the Wildlife Trust's Federation event: Big Wild Gathering.

Recently, a Mullein Moth larvae was spotted around Manx Wildlife Trust's Billown Quarries.

Our Senior Ecologist Adam Denard spent two weeks in West Nepal in November 2025 on behalf of Pahar Trust Nepal, a charity supporting schools and community projects in remote mountain areas. During…