Grey heron by Danny Kidby-Hunter
Reserves to visit this month
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A jay doing its duty for the next generation of oak trees. Photo by Margaret Holland
Wildlife to see this month
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Dry Sandford Pit reedbeds in spring
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The Wildlife Trusts warn: As England smoulders, Westminster’s war on nature must stop
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BBOWT and Freshwater Habitats Trust team up to secure the future of some of England’s rarest fen insects
The Fen Futures project will restore and reconnect Oxfordshire’s internationally important fens while pioneering new DNA techniques to…
MPs call on Government to save unique habitat for threatened English wildlife
A new cross-party group to protect rare chalk streams is supported by the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (…
Wildlife to find this October
October is the prime time of year to see fantastic fungi at BBOWT nature reserves. While many species are shades of beige and brown,…
Where to go in October
With plenty of autumnal colours and colourful woodland walks, Prisha Bembalore has six BBOWT nature reserves for you to visit this month…
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
"A few butterflies are on the wing, among them the seldom-seen brown hairstreak. And to my delight we encountered one, my first…
Nature Nook Play Café - Nature Discovery Centre, Wednesdays
Nature Discovery Centre ,
Thatcham, Berkshire
'Tuesday Nature Tots' - College Lake, September - December
College Lake Nature Reserve,
Tring, Buckinghamshire
'Thursday Nature Tots' - College Lake, September - December
College Lake Nature Reserve,
Tring, Buckinghamshire
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