Family activity: how to make string from nettles
Claire shows us how you can make your own string from the dried stems of stinging nettles. You could make a bracelet, use it to lash poles together for a shelter, or use it anywhere you need…
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Wild Writing by Nicola Chester
Get an insider's view into the work of the Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust. Find out what conservation work we're carrying out and meet some of the wonderful people, from our reserves staff to our trainees, that are behind everything we do.
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Family activity: how to craft a bird's nest
Join Rhiannon to find out how you can make your own bird's nest using materials you can collect yourself
Family activity: how to make a pitfall trap to collect mini-beasts
Claire shows us how to catch marvellous mini-beasts in your garden to get a closer look
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
With volunteer work parties cancelled for the time being but lockdown restrictions easing, Charlotte Karmali, volunteer warden at Finemere Wood, tells of being able to return to her haven.
Family activity: how to be a nature detective
Sarah and Claire show us how to lay a trail around your garden or green space and discover amazing wildlife!
Working on BBOWT’s nature reserves during the coronavirus pandemic
While the world has been in lockdown, some essential work on our nature reserves has had to continue as Lucy explains.
How to tell the difference between dragonflies and damselflies
Get some top tips for telling the difference between dragons and damsels
Family activity: how to make a butterfly feeder
Grab whatever supplies you have at home and make a colourful feeder to attract butterflies!
Family activity: how to make salt dough leaf art
Join Martha and Reuben as they show us how to make a tile, hanging decoration and even a bowl using salt dough. Find your leaves and off we go!
How to start a compost heap
Composting your kitchen waste is good for the environment and your garden wildlife, and you’ll make a free fertiliser! Charlotte explains how to get started.