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Oxfordshire's Nature
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Discover Oxfordshire's nature
Biodiversity
The biodiversity of Oxfordshire and links to further resources
National Biodiversity Policy and Strategies
The legislation and policy relevant to Oxfordshire’s biodiversity
Oxfordshire's Nature Recovery Network
A strategic spatial plan to protect, extend, and link crucial areas for nature
Conservation Target Areas
The most important landscape areas for nature, where we should focus our efforts
Priority Species
Recording and protecting Oxfordshire's priority species
Landscape Character
What makes Oxfordshire’s landscape unique
Priority Habitats
Protecting, creating and managing Oxfordshire's priority habitats
Green Infrastructure & Urban Biodiversity
Sustainable development for nature and people
Geodiversity
Delve deeper into Oxfordshire’s underlying geology
State of Nature
The State of Nature in Oxfordshire, & what action is needed.
Nature Recovery Strategy
How we will deliver nature’s recovery in Oxfordshire.
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Action for Nature
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All of our projects at a glance
Community Ecology Programme
Explore Community Projects
Evenlode Catchment Partnership
Restoring the Evenlode Catchment
The Curlew Recovery Project
Increasing breeding success for Curlews
Wild Kidlington
Connecting community and nature
Yellow Wagtail Partnership
Farming wet pastures for nature and people
Oxfordshire Hedgerow Heroes Project
Powerhouses for Nature
Oxfordshire Local Nature Partnership
Working together for nature
Guidance
Guidance
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Advice tailored to You
Our guidance for businesses, Parish and Town Councils, farmers, and community groups
Resource Library
A compendium of expert advice and resources so that you can help nature on your patch with confidence
Directory
Contact information of organisations involved in Nature's Recovery in Oxfordshire
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We're recruiting new Trustees
Mosaic habitat on calcareous soils in Oxfordshire
Thames Water plan for the Evenlode a 'betrayal of trust'
One donation twice the impact!
Coming Up! Local Environment Groups Conference, "Linking Up for Nature: Hedgerows and Verges" 28th Oct 2023
The beauty of wildflowers - their variety and value for nature
Achieving Nature Recovery in Oxfordshire Together With a Nature-Positive Plan
Why are Green Spaces so Important for Communities?
Wychwood Forest Fair 9th July - come and see us!
It's Big Green Week! 10th - 18th June
EDMs, sewage dumps and storms. The latest news from the Evenlode Catchment Partnership
Citizen scientists join fight to clean up rivers
Sewage Works Can't Cope!
Evenlode Catchment Partnership Project Caught on Camera
Yellow Wagtail Project, turning back time
Curlews returning to an uncertain future
Fish passage and hydromorphology
Woodland Therapy
One donation twice the impact!
Natural Flood Management
The beauty of wildflowers - their variety and value for nature
Achieving Nature Recovery in Oxfordshire Together
Why are Green Spaces so Important for Communities?
Volunteering and Nature’s Recovery (Celebrating Big Green Week - Together for Nature)
Keeping Special Places Special
Goodbye from Community Ecologist, Roselle Chapman
Practical Conservation or Scientific Research: Can We do both?
Citizen Scientists Helping to Improve Oxfordshire's Rivers
Worthy Wetlands
Curlew Journeys and Grafta winners!
Hedges & Edges - Improving Local Linear Habitats
Landscape recovery & river restoration in the Evenlode
Reconnecting Children with Nature
Oxfordshire Hedgerow Heroes - A partnership project between Wild Oxfordshire and CPRE Oxfordshire
Why recording wildlife is important
Calcareous Grassland
Evenlode Catchment Partnership – Water Quality and Advocacy
The Synergies of Art and Nature Conservation – Using Art to Educate and Inspire
A Summer in the Life of a Meadow
Curlews returning to an uncertain future
Greening our Grasslands
Smarter Water Catchments Initiative Launch – Magpie Farm
Wild Oxfordshire, the funding challenge
Are Trees the Answer to Life, the Universe and Everything?
Can we Change our Food System for the Better?
How Will Partnership Help Nature’s Recovery?
Wine, wildlife and Wild Oxfordshire - twenty years at Bothy Vineyard
Working together to improve the River Evenlode
Oxfordshire’s Hedgerows
What if nature was made a top priority for local plan making?
Migration: The Perilous Journey
What are Local Nature Recovery Strategies?
Bee Healthy & Gardening for Insects
Introducing the Upper Thames Wader Group
Yellow Wagtail Project, turning back time
Farming in Oxfordshire today – how changes in farming will impact biodiversity gains
Nature-friendly farming – ancient habitats, native livestock and dung beetles
Regenerative Farming - Have we come full circle?
Wild Oxfordshire's Annual Lecture, Can Regenerative Farming Save the World?
Mike Pollard Upper Thames Wader Group Presentation
Spatial Behaviour in Breeding Curlew
Curlew Fieldwork Training 2021
Our Work in 2023
Nature 2030 – what can we do to turn political commitments into action?
River Thame - Birding Desert?
Biological Recording - Why and How?
Eynsham's Nature Recovery Network
Oxfordshire's Nature Recovery Network
17 Years of Action for Letcombe Brook
5 years of the Thames Water Blitz
Planning & community engagement in a growing village
Webinar 1: Funding Nature's Recovery
Hedgerows – Laws, Rules & Regulations
Surveying Hedgerows – Why & How
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