Privacy Policy
We are committed to keeping the personal details of our members and supporters safe. This policy explains how and why we use your personal data, to ensure that you remain informed and in control of your information.
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Safeguarding Policy
This policy defines how BBOWT operates to safeguard children and vulnerable adults from harm.
Health and Safety Policy
BBOWT is committed to a safe and healthy work environment for all our employees and volunteers.
Our events refund policy & procedure
Find our event cancellation policy. BBOWT will not offer refunds except in the event of a cancellation. If an event is cancelled by BBOWT all attendees will be contacted and offered the choice of a full refund or a transfer to tickets of equal value. If the events team have not had a response within 24 hours a full refund will be issued.
Can changes to the planning policy deliver for housing, nature and climate?
Policy assistant, Joe Humpage considers the implications for nature's recovery of the new house building targets
Planning policy and the planning system in England and Wales
Find information about the planning system in England and Wales and what protection the planning system offers for wildlife in the UK.
Stronger protection for the environment moves closer in Environment Bill policy statement
New Environment Bill policy statement from government includes measures called for by the Wildlife Trusts.
Policies
BBOWT policies and procedures
Mini Police help plant flowers to brighten shops
Community bring life to estate as part of BBOWT's Nextdoor Nature project.
Ex-police constable helping Bicester & Banbury go wild
Locals invited to join conservation groups, family nature events and urban wild walks.
Celebrating wetlands – where land meets water
The Wildlife Trust's Water Policy Manager, Ali Morse explains the importance of wetlands for wildlife and people
Farming with nature
Agriculture policy does not have to choose between wildlife versus food production. Farming that works with nature makes sense – for now and for the future.