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Trees and Woodland at Foxearth Meadows: Colonisation & Coppicing
Reserve Manager, Mark Prina comments on the trees and woodland on and around the reserve and on current efforts at management. This is a […]
‘Love Where You Live’ and “Every garden matters’ – How to save the world one garden at a time”
Stella Davis is an artist and printmaker, a Methodist lay preacher and a member of the Foxearth Meadows Steering Group. She lives in Stowmarket, where […]
An Interview with Sam Sieber
Each year we welcome ordinands (“trainee vicars”) from the CambridgeTheological Federation to do a placement with us at Foxearth Meadows. (This year we have […]
Citizen Science
Professor James Pearce-Higgins explains the important role bird-ringing, Bioblitzes and data recording play in the big picture. Effective conservation action relies on good monitoring data, […]
Churches prepare for mass ‘citizen science’ biodiversity events after huge success of last year’s Churches Count on Nature
Churches and cathedrals across the country are preparing for the annual Churches Count on Nature event. The ‘citizen science’ event – set to run […]