Come and see UK's largest display of wild spring crocuses
Hundreds of thousands of blooms give field a purple haze.
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Water vole by Terry Whittaker/2020VISION
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Inkpen Crocus Field
Tens of thousands of crocuses fill this Berkshire meadow each spring - but the delights don't stop there.
West Berkshire Wild Verges
A project with West Berkshire Council to improve rural road verges for wild plants, ground-nesting birds and mammals.
Wild Verges in West Berkshire!
The Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) is excited to announce a new initiative which will create ribbons of wildflowers along West Berkshire’s roads and roundabouts…
Adder tracking on Berkshire's heathlands
Reserves Officer, Emma Routledge explains why tracking adders is vital to protect and conserve these snakes in our area
Tracking adders in Berkshire
BOWT volunteer surveyor, Alan Garnsworthy explains what it takes to track elusive adders in Berkshire
Engaging with Nature West Berkshire
Engaging with Nature (West Berkshire) was a BBOWT project for harnessing the healing power of nature to support mental health.
Berkshire wildlife survey 2023
BBOWT looks after 27 nature reserves in Oxfordshire, and more across Berkshire and Buckinghamshire. These are inspiring places for young and old alike to learn about the natural world. It is only because of our supporters that we can protect these special places. You can help us do more for local wildlife by joining today.
Berkshire wildlife survey 2023
The Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) looks after nature reserves across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire and is working to bring nature back across the wider countryside too. It is only because of our supporters that we can protect these special places. You can help us do more for local wildlife by joining today.
East Berkshire Living Landscape
Find out about the East Berkshire Living Landscape (EBLL) scheme, which covers 240km2 in the historic Royal Hunting Forest of Windsor and contains ancient and internationally important species in a threatened and fragmented landscape.
West Berkshire Living Landscape
The West Berkshire Living Landscape scheme covers 27km2 including the river valleys of the Enborne and the Kennet which are separated by the higher gravel plateau and heathland mosaic of Greenham and Crookham Commons. A quarter of the project area is designated as important for wildlife, either locally, nationally or internationally.
Surveying for water voles, Britain's fastest declining mammal
Dave Dunleavy, ecology trainee, describes how to survey for water voles and how BBOWT's Water Vole Recovery Project has been helping them return from the brink