Monthly Blogs
- May 2022: The Synergies of Art and Nature Conservation – Using Art to Educate and Inspire
- April 2022: A Summer in the Life of a Meadow
- April 2022: Words from our farmers
- March 2022: Curlews returning to an uncertain future
- February 2022: Greening our Grasslands February Blog Fiona Danks
- January 2022: ECP Smarter Catchment Initiative
- December 2021: The Fundraising Challenge
- November 2021: Oxfordshire Trees & Hedgerows
- October 2021: National Food Strategy
- Sept 2021: The Importance of Partnership
- Aug 2021: Wine, wildlife & Wild Oxfordshire
- July 2021: Working together in the Evenlode
- June 2021: Hedgerow Project interview (starts 1 hr 15 mins in).
- June 2021: Hedgerows
- May 2021: Introducing David Knight
- April 2021: Nature & Planning
- March 2021: Migratory Birds
- February 2021: Local Nature Strategies
- January 2021: Bee Healthy & gardening for insects
- December 2020: Introducing the Upper Thames Wader Group
- November 2020: Yellow Wagtail Project, Turning Back Time
Newsletters
- Spring Newsletter 2022
- Full articles here :
- Regenerative Farming, Julian Gold, East Hendred Estate
- Ancient habitats & dung beetles, Sally-Ann Spence, Berry Croft Hub
- Farming in Oxfordshire today, James Gillies
- Regenerative Farming on Honeydale Farm, Ian Wilkinson, FarmED
- From the ground up – whole farm health, James Price
- Birds, bees and brooks, Henry Astor, Bruern Estate
- Autumn 2021
- Full articles:
- Small businesses big questions, Ann Veck
- Recovering nature at Blenheim, Blenheim Estate
- Nature after minerals, Smiths Bletchington
- Horses create habitats, Lyneham Heath Equestrian
- Biodiversity at the business park, Jennings
- Spring 2021
- Summer 2020
- Summer 2019
- Winter 2018/19
- Spring 2018
- Autumn 2017
Talks
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- 2021 Curlew Field Work Plan & Training Session
- Spatial Behaviour in Breeding Curlew – Perspectives from BTO Cymru tracking work by Rachel Taylor
- Mike Pollard Introduces The Upper Thames Wader Group
- Why Wild Bees Matter
- Identifying garden butterflies, early June
- Identifying garden butterflies, late June
- Beavers & River Restoration
Community Groups Conference 2021
- Find out more about our community groups conference or watch the webinars again in the links below:
- Surveying Hedgerows – How and Why – Megan Gimber (People’s Trust of Endangered Species)
- Hedgerows and Wildlife – Reservoirs of Life – Rob Wolton (Devon Hedge Group)
- Hedgerows, Laws, Rules & Regulations – Emma Marrington (CPRE)
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Community Groups Conference 2020
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Annual Reports and Accounts
- 2020 – 21 Summary of Chair’s Report
- 2020-21
- 2019-20
- 2018-19
- 2018-19 ECP
- 2017-18
- 2017 Chair’s report to AGM, presentation by Sian Liwicki
- 2016-2017 Chairs Report
- 2016-17 Accounts
- 2015-16
Other News
- Evenlode Catchment Partnership makes a splash with New Scientist article and film
- Community Ecology Highlights
- Bee Healthy Borders
- New technologies in river and floodplain monitoring – a partnership project Atkins, Evenlode Catchment Partnership and Cotswold Seeds
- Earthwatch – Waterblitz since 2015 – overview of project and summary of first three blitz’
- Oxfordshire’s State of Nature Report, presentation by Graham Scholey Jan 2017
- Evenlode Natural Flood Mgt Project presentation by Jo Old & Vaughn Lewis Jan 2017
- Wild Oxfordshire’s Waterblitz goes from strength to strength, Oxford Times October 2016
- Ock Catchment Autumn Newsletter October 2016
- New farming partnership project – Wild Oxfordshire, Thames Water and FWAG, June 2016
- Jubilee Wildife Spaces – slideshow of some of the fabulous sites visited, May 2016
- David Cameron visits the Evenlode – Hilary Phillips is the Catchment lead, April 2016
- River Glyme, West Oxfordshire – youtube clip post restoration, February 2016
- Funding success for the Evenlode, February 2016
- River Glyme, West Oxfordshire – youtube, drone flight pre pre-restoration, Summer 2015
- Waterblitz 1 – our first waterblitz, September 2015
- Oxfordshire Goes Wild – a fun family event, September 2016
- Planning and the environment – a workshop for planners and Councillors, July 2015