Why conservationists cut down trees
Josh explains why conservationists continue the centuries-old task of coppicing and the benefits it has for wildlife
Blog: Volunteer
Wild Writing by Nicola Chester
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A day in the life of a BBOWT trainee
"We approach the boxes quietly, treading carefully as we get closer so as not to alert any inhabitants of the box. There’s a great sense of anticipation; what will we find in this one!?…
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
Charlotte Karmali brings the latest news from the volunteers at Finemere Wood.
Good news for the brown hairstreak butterfly
Counting eggs is the most reliable way to monitor brown hairstreak populations, but can be an arduous task given their relatively tiny size.
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
Charlotte Karmali brings the latest news from the volunteers at Finemere Wood.
Exploring Letcombe Valley nature reserve
Take a virtual stroll around Letcombe Valley nature reserve and discover the wildlife along this rare chalk stream
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
Charlotte Karmali brings the latest news from the volunteers at Finemere Wood.
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
Charlotte Karmali brings the latest news from the volunteers at Finemere Wood
Remembering at Dancersend
The volunteers at Dancersend pause on Remembrance Sunday to remember the fallen.
Cold fingers and numb toes - how to survey the rare brown hairstreak butterfly!
Imagine that it’s a balmy late afternoon in July with the warmth from the sun bathing the quilt-like landscape below. A walk along the edge of a wooded scene offers rays of sunshine bursting…