In time for our open day on July 6th we celebrate 25 years of Hedgehog Rescue; learn about how hedgehogs have been viewed and treated in the past; discuss how to create a wildlife pond and living carpet in your garden; and discover which...
If you live in Emersons Green, Lyde Green, Warmley, Cadbury Heath, Longwell Green or Willsbridge the ‘Common Connections’ project is offering to help create a hedgehog highway in your street for free. Hedgehogs often struggle to travel safely between green spaces so they need...
This edition has a bumper crop of hedgehog stories, reminds us to clean out our hedgehog houses and focuses on spring-time wellbeing – for us and the hedgehogs. We have the date of our anniversary open day. Find out details of the next stage...
Our bumper wintery edition of the newsletter has lots of goodies, including hedgehog houses, that you can buy for Christmas, whilst supporting HR at the same time. We have a story from one of our hedgehog fosterers, and an article about changes in legislation...
Autumn’s newsletter focuses on our courier stories, including a rescue story from Ashton Park School. There’s the usual features of “Who’s in, who’s out?” and “Hog of the Month”, we have a story from the public, how to make a hibernaculum, and some updates...
As well as the usual features like updates of HR’s hog intake, Summer’s newsletter looks back at our Open Day and explains what to look out for during the summer’s hoglet season. We dispel a myth about a hedgehog’s diet and talk about how...
As well as the usual hog stories, this season’s newsletter gives us an update on the allotment and extention projects and shines the spotlight on one of our volunteers. If you missed it you can also read the article on HR that was published...
As well as the usual “Who’s in, who’s out?” section, the Summer/Autumn edition focuses on the reasons for hedgehogs coming in during Autumn, and suggests ideas for pollinator-friendly plants that look pretty, but that slugs should hate.
The Spring edition shows us what it’s like to be a volunteer in the HR hospital, highlights projects that the HR volunteers have done to their own gardens to encourage wildlife and there are updates on some of the visitors to the hospital over...
