Good or Weevil?
Mark Gurney shares the highlights of his recent surveys for invertebrates on our reserves
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Feeding garden birds safely
Is it okay to feed our feathered friends? In light of a new evidence review from the RSPB, Tom Hibbert explains the best way to keep birds visiting your garden safe.
Jamie's Reserves Diary - March 23rd to 27th
A weekly roundup of being a Bedfordshire Reserves Officer, with volunteer tasks and why we do what we do.
Getting a wild start in life - the importance of nature in childhood
Our latest podcast episode delves into the importance of access to nature in early years education - and explores how one of our sites in Cambridgeshire has been providing it for the local…
Jamie's Reserves Diary - March 16th to 20th
A weekly roundup of being a Bedfordshire Reserves Officer, with volunteer tasks and why we do what we do.
Jamie's Reserves Diary - March 9th to 13th
A weekly roundup of being a Bedfordshire Reserves Officer, with volunteer tasks and why we do what we do.
Meet Jamie Proud, new Beds Reserves Officer
Our newest Reserves Officer in Bedfordshire, Jamie Proud, introduces himself and outlines how his career has brought him back to working for our Trust.
Women in Conservation - past and present.
Our monthly podcast is back! And we're kicking it off with an episode to celebrate International Women's Day on 8 March
A Spotlight on Rivers: Campaigning for Cleaner Waterways
Local and national attention is returning to the health of our rivers, from Channel 4’s Dirty Business to calls for UNESCO status for chalk streams. Campaigners are pushing for stronger…
Singing with Nightingales Special: Brainwaves & Birdsong
In collaboration with the University of Exeter's Birdsong and Brainwaves, Singing With Nightingales will be hosting a special event at Strawberry Hill, focused on the impact of birdsong on…