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Elegant and sensitive winning design for Great Fen Visitor Centre
Friday 17th May, 2013
RIBA competition winners announced with a stunning contemporary design capturing the essence, light and drama of the fenland landscape
Help get children in touch with nature
Friday 17th May, 2013
A new Little Bugs Club in Irthlingborough will give under 5s the opportunity to positively experience and learn about wildlife right on their doorstep
Peterborough craves more Wild Moments
Thursday 16th May, 2013
A survey has revealed that Peterborough residents treasure their local wildlife - and want more of it . . .
Ouse Valley reserve looks to bright future
Tuesday 14th May, 2013
The baton of care for Godmanchester Cow Lane reserve is passed on from Lafarge Tarmac to the Wildlife Trust
Boathouse plans to go ahead on wildlife site
Friday 10th May, 2013
Permission has been granted for a large boathouse facility on a wildlife site in Ely despite protests from local people and nature conservation organisations including the Wildlife Trust.
Designs for wildlife
Thursday 9th May, 2013
Corby based company, Building Services Design, have been looking beyond the internal design of buildings to see what they can do to make life better for wildlife on the outside.
Very Happy 50th Birthday to the Northamptonshire Trust
Wednesday 8th May, 2013
The inaugural meeting took place on 11 May, 1963 - 50 years on and we're still going strong
Norwich & Peterborough invest in homes for local wildlife
Friday 3rd May, 2013
A local Wildlife Trust project has received a cash boost thanks to Norwich & Peterborough Building Society (N&P).
Students' artistic gateway to nature
Thursday 2nd May, 2013
Local students in Cherry Hinton, Cambridge have unveiled stunning artwork to enhance the entrance to a nature reserve. The first year A-level students from The Netherhall Sixth Form Centre have been working with the local Wildlife Trust at Cherry Hinton Chalk Pits nature reserve.
No nature, no economy
Thursday 2nd May, 2013
Our natural environment is under threat because it is seen as a ‘nice to have’ - an optional extra which can be afforded during good times but not so much when economic growth is weak, according to environmentalist - and Wildlife Trust BCN Trustee - Tony Juniper.