A Network of People working for Nature Recovery
Hello [firstname],
Scything is best green gym you can get - stretching, flexing, bending, loosening, and strengthening, all at the same time.
If you've not done it before we can teach you! We hope to mow Dovehouse Close, the Churchyard, the Fishpond's Car Park Meadow and the Newland's Street Meadow
Come and join us!
Please sign up here so that we know how many scythes to sharpen!
Best wishes,
Catriona
| The Big Midsummer Nature Celebration - Saturday 21st June - New additions |
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Nature Recovery Network A Network of People working for Nature Recovery The Big Midsummer Nature Celebration - at the Neyotts Our five year celebration event is in just one week and we can't wait! Join us all on Saturday, 21st June to celebrate our collective efforts that have made such a remarkable impact. We have some exciting new additions to … [More Info]
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| Bartholomew Students aid Meadow Restoration in Sustainable Work Experience Week |
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Today we welcomed a friendly group of year 12 students from Bartholomew School to help the network with our continuing Wildflower Meadow Restoration Project. We started the morning at Eynsham playing fields, scattering fresh seed on the recently mown restoration meadow area towards the fishponds. The seeds included yellow rattle, which is a brilliant and essential plant for meadow resotration as … [More Info]
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| Parish Council grant for NRN Bat Survey Group |
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Huge thanks to Eynsham Parish Council who have kindly provided us with a grant of £345 for a bat detector which is being used to carry out our monthly bat surveys on two carefully mapped transects in and around Long Mead and by the Wharf Stream Way. Bat survey group and NRN members are invited to the next survey … [More Info]
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| The Great Big Photography Competition Winners Announced |
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This nature themed exhibition of photography marked five years of the local Nature Recovery Network with entries focused on our local environment, celebrating the intrinsic value of the natural world and what it brings us; from the smallest of flowers in back gardens and green havens, to creatures and natural networks in the wild. There were three age categories: 0-10 … [More Info]
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| Botanical Survey Workshop |
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We're very lucky to have one of Oxfordshire's leading botanists, Debbie Lewis, Head of Ecology at Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT), join our network to train or refresh volunteers in botanical surveying. Attending a survey group is an excellent way of honing your plant identification skills. So, if you already have some plant ID skills, and/or are keen … [More Info]
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| Botanical Survey Workshop - Sedges, Rushes and Grasses |
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An extra botanical survey session with a particular focus on sedges, rushes and grasses. We're very lucky to have one of Oxfordshire's leading botanists, Camilla Lambrick of the Ashmolean Natural History Society of Oxfordshire (ANHSO), join our network to train or refresh volunteers in botanical surveying. Attending a survey group is an excellent way of honing your plant identification skills. … [More Info]
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