Future of Oxfordshire's Nature Survey 2022
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How landowners can help protect Oxfordshire’s wild spaces
The importance of Local Wildlife Sites
The story behind a new children's book
Local author, Lizzie Pepper explains the story behind her new children’s book The Last Year of The Wild
Oxfordshire 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.
Oxfordshire 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.
Reflections on: the importance of children connecting with nature
Estelle Bailey, Chief Executive of BBOWT, reflects on the impacts of Covid-19 on our work inspiring the next generation about nature
Autistic children's holidays transformed by spending time in nature
Charity seeks new funding to keep vital project running.
Oxfordshire badgers at threat from culling
Badger culling is set to begin in Oxfordshire next month resulting in the death of thousands of healthy badgers
Egg count shows Oxfordshire nature reserve a refuge for threatened butterflies
A recent egg count by the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) reveals stable numbers of brown hairstreak butterflies on its Oxfordshire site, despite increasing…
New report shows how nature nurtures children
The Wildlife Trusts call for every child to have a daily one-hour nature boost.
'Obscene' badger culling licensed in Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire
Government quietly announces 69 new cull areas over weekend.
Iconic Oxfordshire flower recovers from devastating count
An annual count of snake’s-head fritillaries at Iffley Meadows in Oxfordshire recorded nearly 30,000 flowers, a dramatic increase on last year’s total of just over 6,000.