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@NNorthantsCouncil just published its big plan for nature – so far the 2nd English council to do so. But what are Local Nature Recovery Strategies? And how do they contribute to joined up nature recovery. Read our blog to find out. @WTBCN Env Agency Midlands naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2025/03/20/a-n…

Help reduce the risk of #Wildfire in the countryside over this period of breezy, warm weather. 🔥 Don't light fires or fireworks. Leave BBQs at home. If you see a fire unattended, get to a safe place and call 999. Video: Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service

Dry, breezy and warm weather across England means wildfire risk remains high. Help people and nature by following this advice: Don't light fires in the countryside. Leave BBQs at home. If you see a fire unattended, get to a safe place and call 999. Image: Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service

Cambridge Nature Network led by Cambridge Past, Present & Future & The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants shows nature rich landscapes can come in many forms. They may be urban, can be a mosaic of connected locations, they can provide useful functions & still be great for Wildlife. Read our blog: tinyurl.com/mwha2t43

Dry, warm and windy conditions increase the risk of wildfire. If you are heading to the countryside this Easter weekend: Don't light fires or fireworks Leave BBQs at home If you see a fire unattended, get to a safe place and call 999. Video: wildfire impact Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service

📣As part of Chilterns Walking Festival 2025, our Beds team are hosting two fantastic events during the May half term. 🐑Meet the Sheep at Pegsdon Hills & a🥾Heritage & Hills Walk at Dallow Downs & Windson Hill! Further information & how to book here wildlifebcn.org/events

🤩Join us next month on 7th June at WTBCN headquarters in Cambourne for our annual Open Gardens. ✨Staff & volunteers will be sharing wildlife gardening tips, chat with you about local nature reserves, join a tour of our garden & more! Further info here wildlifebcn.org/events/2025-06…

👏We've still got some amazing events during May including some fantastic events during the half term! Visit our website for further info & to book your spot! wildlifebcn.org/events Please note all info is correct at time of posting, check the website to keep up to date.

Big congrats to NE's Martin Parsons, Catherine Weightman & Jo Finlow at the Fens East Peat Partnership. They've received Institution of Agricultural Engineers's Environmental Engineer Award for work at Holme Fen - includes raising the water table, to benefit both wildlife & peat. Lincs Wildlife Trust The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants

More than growers. 🌽 Through nature-friendly farming practices, farmers are contributing to a healthier natural environment, while building sustainable farm businesses. Read more about the benefits of nature-friendly farming here: naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2025/05/20/gro… #NFFWeek2025

Aston Rowant National Nature Reserve in the Chilterns recently welcomed Kew Botanical Gardens to collect wild cherry seeds for research at their Millennium seedbank. See our blog and video to learn how this project helps future conservation. naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2025/05/22/ast…

*JOB OPPORTUNITY* The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust are recruiting a Project Manager - closes Sunday (01/06/25). Initially leading on the Great Ouse Blue Connections project, the aim is to create and restore wetlands across the Great Ouse Lower catchment. vacancies.wwt.org.uk/vacancies/533/…

‘Mud matters’ – research shows saltmarshes are significant carbon store A report from WWF and Aviva offers the first results from a network of towers measuring the carbon storage in coastal saltmarsh habitat. independent.co.uk/climate-change…

It's the first ever #WorldSaltmarshDay! 🌊 This stunning @katiegreenbean illustration showcases the rich biodiversity of saltmarshes along our coast. These vital habitats: • Capture carbon • Reduce flooding • Support curlews, skylarks, mining bees and more! Natural England

We’re partnering with the NHS to bring nature into healthcare settings. From adding more greenery into hospitals grounds, to nature-based tools for mental health support, we’re seeing the positive impact nature can have for people. 📷 Centre for Sustainable Healthcare naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2025/06/11/nat…

Let's get Water Wise!🚰East Anglia is England's driest region & fastest growing. New 🏘️need to be water efficient so there’s enough💧for farming & nature. We've worked with Environment Agency & water industry on efficiency guidelines for planners Anglian Water ➡️tinyurl.com/3n4w2cnm

The Youth Rangers are off to Woodwalton Fen this Saturday to conduct a butterfly transect. If you're age 11-17 and interested in gaining practical conservation skills for free, join us! wildlifebcn.org/events/2025-06… The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants BC Cambs and Essex Natural England West Anglia Team

Find out about the wonderful wildlife of Essex! Online talk, Tuesday 17 June, 7pm. Join Essex Wildlife Trust ranger John Attiwell to learn about which butterflies, birds and plants you can spot this summer. Follow the link➡️essexwt.org.uk/events/2025-06…

Wildfire risk is high. ⚠️ Wildfires can start easily and spread quickly in hot, dry weather. Glass and other litter left on dry vegetation have caused fires in the past. Help protect people, wildlife, and landscapes by taking your litter home. #CountrysideCode