Discovering Brampton Wood
Wildlife Watch member Elizabeth tells us about studying Brampton Wood for her John Muir Award
Wildlife Watch member Elizabeth tells us about studying Brampton Wood for her John Muir Award
Cambridgeshire's second largest ancient wood is over 900 years old!
West Cambs reserves manager Aidan Matthews reflects on the implications of muddy conditions underfoot at Brampton Wood
One of the most ancient woods in Cambridgeshire, Brampton Wood, undergoes annual autumnal conifer removal, returning it to native broad-leaved deciduous species. Caution, men at work!
Drones are an incredibly useful new tool in conservation. The Wildlife Trust BCN are investigating how we can use drones to help with our conservation and research work.
Ellie Bladon tells us about the making of the short film "Conserving Brampton's Indicator" for the Back from the Brink film and photography competition
Thank you to our Corporate Investor Scott Bader and SDC Builders Ltd, for funding much needed work on woodland infrastructure and our Welcome Barn at Brampton Wood.
Thirty years ago this week Brampton Wood, Cambridgeshire, was successfully bought by the Trust saving its future for posterity - helped by the impactful endeavours of willing volunteers
Hazel dormice were reintroduced at Brampton Wood 30 years ago - the first ever UK reintroduction - and the population thrives to this day. Now a new batch has been added - the class of 2023 meets…