by Keira Garrigan | Oct 22, 2023
Wytham Woods is known as University of Oxford’s ‘laboratory with leaves’ and one of the most researched pieces of woodland in the world. It is vast, covering 1000 acres, and is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It’s also a pretty fun place to...
by Keira Garrigan | Oct 20, 2023
This place used to be a rubbish dump! It seems so far removed from the place you visit today with it’s bustling wildlife and biodiversity. In the summer the wildflower meadow is popping with vibrant colours and butterflies. The wildflowers have really thrived ,...
by Keira Garrigan | Oct 19, 2023
Sydlings Copse is such a secluded space, rich and diverse in wildlife. Teaming with birds and insect life: look high for red kites and low for burrowing bees and lizards come summer. The trickle of the little stream which flows through the reserve can be heard amidst...
by Keira Garrigan | Oct 15, 2023
If you are looking for Narnia then you have stumbled into the right place because the CS Lewis Nature Reserve once belonged to the man himself and was said to inspire his vision for Narnia in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. In this 3 hectare site you will find a...
by Keira Garrigan | Sep 27, 2023
Water Eaton is a great place for a walk, cycle and scoot and also a great big secret. Luckily a friend recommended it as somewhere for the children to practice their cycling and scooting, so we’re sharing this gem with you too. You essentially follow the...
