Written by Mark Bradfield, Community Wildlife Officer.
Written by Andrew Sanders, BBOWT's Database Manager
I am responsible for the day to day running of BBOWT’s membership office and the membership database, and I like to look at moss in my spare time.
Written by Suzie Hunt, Digital Communications Officer
Written by Charlotte Karmali.
Volunteer Warden at Finemere Wood.
Written by Philip Townsend, Volunteer Warden at Aston Clinton Ragpits
I monitor and help manage this remarkable nature reserve, well known for spectacular spring orchids.
Written by Andy Gunn, Wild Oxford Project Officer
I manage three beautiful wild sites within Oxford City as part of our Wild Oxford project.
Last April I began using a ‘trail camera’* to monitor these badgers. My initial project was to run for a year and had two aims.
I had never seen a live badger at this particular site, so despite ‘knowing’ that they were there, I was very keen to check on the results from the first night. Fantastic! The camera had tripped 5 times, and was showing two badgers on the thumbnail image.
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Written by Caroline Coleman, Biodiversity Conservation Trainee
I assist the biodiversity team to survey and monitor the wildlife and habitats on the Trust's Nature reserves.
Written by Leo Keedy
Written by Gavin Bennett, Mammal Project Assistant
Written by Philip Townsend, Volunteer Warden at Aston Clinton Ragpits
I monitor and help manage this remarkable nature reserve, well known for spectacular spring orchids.
Written by Charlotte Karmali, Volunteer Warden at Finemere Wood
Written by Rachel Strachan, Upper Ray Community & Education Officer
Written by Pim Young, Assistant Reserves Officer, Oxfordshire
Written by Erin Murton, Marine Officer
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Written by Martin Ineson, Developing Green Talent Trainee at Warburg
Written by Tim Read, Bernwood Project Officer
