About the event

Trumpington Meadows is a 58-hectare reserve and country park which borders the River Cam on the outskirts of Cambridge and which is comprised of a mosaic of grassland, woodland and hedgerows. Although only just over a decade old, it’s proving of real benefit to wildlife. Hay meadows are full of wildflowers and a host of invertebrates. The river has been modified to improve it for Brown Trout and other fish. The Wildlife Trust’s Iain Webb will tell us all about the site, its history and the wildlife that calls it home.

Please note that this talk will be preceded by a (very) short AGM.