Engaging People with the Natural World

through Collaborative Action

Discover More

About Us

The Natural History Consortium is a charitable collaboration of 14 organisations working together on a shared mission: to develop, test and disseminate best practice to engage everyone with the environment and natural world.

Our regional and national partners deliver joint projects, including cutting-edge events with live and digital audiences, an ongoing programme of research and evaluation, and sector-facing initiatives to bring environmental communicators together to share best practice.

Collaborate with us and our programmes: we’d love to hear from you at info@bnhc.org.uk

Who are the NHC

.

News

Making Connections Photography Exhibition

Making Connections Photography Exhibition

The Making Connections Project brought together local community groups and researchers to share their environmental expertise and connections with nature
Digital Volunteers Needed!

Digital Volunteers Needed!

We need your help to improve communication about the natural world!
Bristol Pesticide Amnesty

Bristol Pesticide Amnesty

What pesticides might be lurking at the back of your shed, garage or under the kitchen sink? Help protect nature in your neighbourhood and dispose of unwanted pesticides by joining in England’s first pesticide amnesty!
Communicate 2021: On the Road to COP15 and COP26

Communicate 2021: On the Road to COP15 and COP26

Communicate 2021 is less than a month away and our programme is shaping up nicely.  Read NHC CEO Savita Willmott with the lowdown on what to expect from this year’s conference.
City Nature Challenge 2021: Bristol and Bath – what happened?

City Nature Challenge 2021: Bristol and Bath – what happened?

Over 4 epic days the residents of Bristol and Bath set about exploring nature on their doorstep to help put local wildlife on the map for City Nature Challenge alongside 422 city regions worldwide!
City Nature Challenge Returns for 2021

City Nature Challenge Returns for 2021

Over the last year we’ve had the chance to explore our local areas like never before and now the people of Bristol and Bath are being asked to share what they have discovered in the annual City Nature Challenge.
View all news

The Natural History Consortium works across a wide range of programmes across the West of England and beyond. Below are links to some of our core projects, to see what else we’re currently up to head to the Current Projects page

Are you interested in what the Natural History Consortium does or want to find out ways to collaborate? From job opportunities and volunteering to current research projects and calls for partnership, find out how you can get involved with us

Get involved