Habitat Management in Northamptonshire: Wetland Management for Breeding Waders
Laurence Kidd, Nene Valley reserves officer, explains the importance of wetland management in the Nene Wetlands and Summer Leys, to help breeding waders thrive
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Beating Heart of the Wetland
An area of Cambridgeshire's Great Fen has benefited with a generous grant from Viridor Credits and the Landfill Communities Fund
Birds move in as Cambridgeshire’s newest wetland is completed
After a year of work the latest addition to the Great Fen is now complete. Diggers have left New Decoy Farm after creating 25 hectares – 60 football pitches - of new wetland.
Prehistoric pigs helping to create a home for wetland birds
An ancient breed of pigs are creating healthy wetland areas for wildlife by chomping on a problem plant.
Major milestone in Cambridgeshire wetland project as land is seeded to secure peatland soil
The first stage in a huge wetland creation project has begun in Cambridgeshire as a former farm has been sown with a crop of grass for the first time.
Bats about bats! Listen to the latest podcast
Learn all about bats in the latest In Conservation: what makes them so fascinating, how we monitor them, and why it's important to keep track of these marvellous mammals
Bats
Get to know your nocturnal neighbours with a guided walk, punt or paddle.
Reprofiling works at Summer Leys and Nene Wetland reserves
Laurence Kidd, Nene Valley Reserves Officer, explains the recent re-profiling works at Summer Leys and Nene Wetlands reserves
An introduction to UK bats
June is a great time of year to look out for bats - and it makes a super 30 Days Wild activity! Our Volunteer Communities and Wildlife Officer Megan gives us the lowdown on these marvellous…
Wetlands
Learn more about wetland habitats in our three counties
Bats in the mist
Working with local bat groups to learn more about these fabulous nocturnal creatures on our nature reserves.
Virtual fences help conservation cows create wetland habitats in the fens
Traditional livestock grazing and cutting edge technology have been used together to create the ideal conditions for wetland species.