Activity Centres
We have Activity Centres across Beds, Cambs and Northants offering events and experiences for families, children and adults alike.
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Explore over 100 nature reserves and 9 Living Landscapes in our three counties.
Record Centres
Local Record Centres are vital partners, responsible for collating, managing and sharing information about animal and plant species, habitats and landscape features to help inform our work.
Biological Recording Week: Day 7 - Local Records Centres
During this week, Ryan will be introducing us to the topic of biological recording. Day 7 looks at the role of Local Records Centres
Great Fen Countryside Centre
This activity centre is situated in the heart of the Great Fen in North Cambs, a huge wildlife project to restore the ancient wild fenland environment. The Centre is a converted Victorian brick works.
Cambourne area Youth Rangers (practical activity and pizza)
Join Communities and Education Officer Rebecca Neal for a practical task on Cambourne Nature Reserve and a sociable chat over pizza. For 11-17 year olds
Local Environmental Record Centres update the Ancient Woodland Inventory
Jackie Ullyett, BRMC Manager, gives an update on the 3 counties project to update the Ancient Woodland Inventory
Summer Leys Visitor Centre
Located in the main car park, this new centre is a gateway to a magnificent wetland nature reserve.
New Summer Leys Visitor Centre
Being installed this week, the new Visitor Centre at Summer Leys will be opening with a launch weekend of events early April
New Visitor Centre at Rushden Lakes
The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Northamptonshire has opened a visitor centre at Rushden Lakes - our first across the three counties.
Trumpington Meadows: hedgehog release centre
Trumpington Meadows has become a hedgehog release centre in collaboration with Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital. MP Daniel Zeichner came along for the first release of rescued Nora
Greater knapweed
The ragged-edged, purple flower heads of Greater knapweed bloom on sunny chalk grasslands and clifftops, and along woodland rides. They attract clouds of butterflies.