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Nene Wetlands Education event 2019

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It takes a wide range of expertise to deliver landscape scale improvements for wildlife.

We have just over 100 members of staff all with specialist areas of expertise, spanning conservation and research to education and engagement. 

Please contact our press office to interview one of our conservation experts.

Blogs from our staff

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Why I love my local Wildlife Trust

Josh Hellon (Monitoring & Research Manager) on what the Wildlife Trust BCN means to him

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Volunteer Officer to Reserves Officer

Nicky Hennessy, Lilbourne Meadows Reserves Officer, explains how her career with the Wildlife Trust started at the Great Fen as a…

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Brian Eversham

Our CEO shares his expertise in blogs on a range of wildlife issues.
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    A Spooky Bat Safari

    BCN Young People's Forum member Alfie Wraith came on board a Bat Punt Safari with some other friends of the Trust

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    The wonders of ancient woodlands - new podcast episode out now

    Senior Reserves Manager Matt Hamilton takes podcast host Sophie Baker on a tour of Wistow Wood, an ancient woodland of the Fen Edge in…

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    A huge THANK YOU to all our volunteers on Volunteers’ Week 2025

    Our volunteer support manager Rachel Price on why volunteers are so important for our Trust and for nature

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