Attingham Park Warden's Blog

Colin with a growing mountain of wood chip My sincerest apologies for the silence over the last few months! There has been a lot less t...

Arum maculatum or Lords-and-Ladies It's that wonderful time of the year again when, on certain days, us rangers can peel off the l...

After a cracking Good Friday and more typical Easter Saturday (I've stayed drier when swimming!) I've been out and about in the grou...

March already? The year is flying by! The ranger team have been flying around the estate working on lots of different projects, all while ...

Well, it's about time for an update! Frosty mornings and heavy rain have made it a challenging start to the year as the teams continue...

Finally we have reached that wonderful time of year - after months of darkening evenings and murky mornings, the Winter Solstice arrived and...

The weather is keeping us on our toes! The last few weeks have flown by as we try to keep on top of all our usual jobs as well as dealing wi...