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BBOWT is working with
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
and Cotswold Rivers Trust
on five integrated habitat
management improvements
on the upper reaches of the
River Windrush as part of
our Upper Thames Living
Landscape project.
Bucks team attended nine BBOWT petitioned the House of Commons Select
Committee on HS2 three times and secured agreement for
external events in the county,
three of them were family five 'green bridges' to link nearby habitats in Bernwood Forest
events with The Parks Trust, one to benefit wildlife, including the nationally-rare Bechstein's bat.
of our valued partners.
2015 Oxford Festival of
Nature included more than
60 events and attracted more
than 10,000 people. The Wild
Fair at the Oxford University
Museum of Natural History
was attended by 4,500 people.
More people can enjoy 365
biological
visiting our West Berkshire surveys were
sites thanks to grants from carried out by 130
Greenham Common Trust and volunteers on 81
Grundon Waste Management of our nature
Ltd towards new interpretation reserves
boards, tracks and paths, gates,
road crossings and upgraded
facilities at these valuable
heathland reserves.
