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The colony of rare barbastelle bats in the woods of the Bovey Valley has been the subject of active research over recent years. This work has used radio tracking technology to monitor the movements of the bats between roost sites in the oak woods and...
Volunteers in the East Dartmoor National Nature Reserve have been taking the chance to do some real science; citizen science that is going to contribute to a better understanding of lichens across the ancient woodlands of the South West. The “Atlantic” woodlands around Dartmoor are...
I am the warden for Oldmoor Wood near Nottingham. The wood is 40 acres with a good variety of trees, most of the woodland was planted nearly 300 years ago, it has a splendid bluebell show at the end of April and the first two...
Hello everyone, summer update on the Owlets plantation nature reserve. Well the summer season started off with some expensive repairs after someone decided to relieve the reserve of two of its kissing gates and 40 foot of fencing, all taken during the night and at weekends,...
The first two weekends in August saw training on identifying common tree pests and diseases take place across the north of England for volunteers. This is part of a training programme of practical courses being run across the region this year, aimed at improving knowledge, skills and...
We have the following volunteering opportunities available if you are looking for something new, or a new challenge to get stuck into alongside your current role (please note: opportunities will close once the required amount of applications have been received - apply soon!): Various locations/UK Wide: Mass Engagement...
On 14th August I went to go and meet a group of dedicated volunteers at Allington Hill in Bridport Dorset. It is always a pleasure to meet our dedicated passionate volunteers who take such care of the woods. I was delighted to be given a...
Volunteers have been out continuing with the ongoing butterfly and dragon fly monitoring at our Gorse Covert mounds site, in Birchwood, near Warrington. And wildlife monitors have not been disappointed...
Lead Volunteers at Langley Vale Wood learn First Aid The safety of our volunteers is really important to us so we ensure that First Aiders are always available when volunteers are working on our sites. I joined eight of our new Lead Volunteers for Langley Vale Wood yesterday to...