A summer of surveys for wildlife
A quick round-up of some of the survey work from this summer
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Homes for the 'sleepy ones'
The word dormouse translates literally as 'sleepy one'. Find out more about how we are helping them to be more comfortable on our reserves.
The technical side of bat surveying
Unlike most other species bats require some technical kit to successfully determine which bats are using our nature reserves
What do great crested newts and zebras have in common?
We have been surveying the newts in our Cambourne office pond for the last six years, using a unique method...
Meet the volunteer - Ho-Yee Lee
Ho-Yee is a University of Cambridge Biodiversity Intern who volunteered with The Wildlife Trust BCN this summer
Walk on the WILDside
Ryan Clark, WILDside Project Coordinator, gives us an update on this exciting project.
Long-eared bats rule the roost
Catching up with the Brown Long-eared bat colony at our Lings Nature Reserve in Northampton, as part of the annual roost count for the Reserve Bat Conservation Trusts National Bat Monitoring…
Grows around the purple heather…
We have been trialing new techniques to restore the heather at Cooper’s Hill to its former glory
Chalk it up to good monitoring
A report on our work at Cherry Hinton Chalk Pits over the past 10 years
Why I love my local Wildlife Trust
Josh Hellon (Monitoring & Research Manager) on what the Wildlife Trust BCN means to him