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Foxearth Meadows scoops special site status

It’s a pleasant cycle ride to ‘a tranquil haven’. Visit our nature reserve Foxearth Meadows – and leave your bike safely locked up – while you tour what is now officially one of the most valuable wildlife areas in Essex.

Foxearth Meadows has been recognised as a Local Wildlife Site. The 11-acre reserve also boasts the recent installation of galvanised steel cycle racks to encourage more bike riders to visit. ‘The designation is recognition of the significant conservation interest Foxearth Meadows holds and acknowledges that the site is of county significance,’ said Local Wildlife Sites Officer for Essex Wildlife Trust John More.

Prehistoric poo to woo pupils

Dinosaur dung is among the latest additions to our exciting environmental education programme that’s been reaching out to hundreds of children across West London […]

Appeal: Help us show that Christians care for God’s earth

Massive changes mean massive opportunities. As Britain prepares to leave the EU, critical policies may challenge UK nature. If we can show that our projects work and people support them, we can make a difference. So we’re asking for your help.

It’s vital that we unite communities to care for their environment. It’s vital that Christians lead the way, as a core expression of faith. It’s our hope that A Rocha UK will become their place of inspiration and provision for that work.

Comment: Bugs aren’t so snug

There is a crisis. A report this month, which featured in the national press, revealed the shocking statistic that German nature reserves have seen […]

Climate change guru gives John Stott lecture

She’s been described as the best communicator on climate change. And she’s coming to London. Atmospheric scientist Dr Katharine Hayhoe (pictured) will deliver the […]