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Goldfinches on thistle by Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography
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Long-tailed tit by Roy McDonald
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Family activity: how to make your own model bat
Here's how to make an incredibly realistic model bat to fly in your own home!
Rough Around The Edges update
July and August were a whirl of supporting the Wild Parishes webinars and enjoying spending one day a week on site visits and working…
HS2 have taken over Calvert Jubilee
BBOWT is devastated that High Speed 2 Ltd have now taken legal possession of a large section of our Calvert Jubilee Nature Reserve.
Letcombe Valley nature reserve celebrates its 10th anniversary!
Over the past 10 years volunteers at Letcombe Valley nature reserve have worked hard to create a haven for wildlife and people at the…
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
With regular volunteer work parties cancelled for the time being, but restrictions easing, Charlotte Karmali, volunteer warden at…
Family activity: how to make a natural collage
Be inspired by nature and make your own natural collage using natural materials!
Government’s planning reforms must address the nature and climate crisis
The Wildlife Trusts call for a new designation – Wildbelt – to allow nature’s recovery.
A bounty of berries
As trees shed their leaves, a bounty of berries is revealed - a vital resource for many birds and small mammals through the winter.
Why the badger cull is not supported by science
Steve Backshall, BBOWT President, speaks out against the badger cull in Oxfordshire
Family activity: how to make a pine cone owl
A lovely craft to do with your little ones using finds collected on your autumnal walks
Government U-turn on promises to end badger culling
Largest ever cull authorised this autumn, bringing the total shot to 35% of UK’s badger population.
All about galls
Oak apples, robin's pincushions, witches' brooms - there are thousands of types of gall caused by insects and fungi. It's…