By Becca Neal, Communities and Education Officer
The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Northamptonshire

LATEST NEWS!  Here are the Wildlife Trust’s newsletters for May and June.

The May issue includes some of the easiest and most impactful things you can do for wildlife in your garden, while the June edition includes lots of useful advice on how to submit official wildlife records.

And as it is still relevant, the April newsletter, includes what wildlife to look out for and (on page two) news about the West Cambridgeshire Hundreds.

Local Wildlife Trust events

See all three newsletters (the links are above) for details of lots of interesting events the BCN is putting on in the coming weeks.

Details of all the Trust’s events are in the events section of its website.

One of the Trust’s charitable aims is to enhance everyone’s enjoyment and understanding of wildlife.

About The Wildlife Trust

The Wildlife Trust is an evidence‐based wildlife conservation charity – summed up here by Rebecca Neal, Communities and Education Officer for Beds, Cambs and Northants…

We use standard techniques to manage our sites, such as coppicing, mowing, and grazing, which have years of scientific backing, and we also collect long‐term data to study trends.

Our ecologists use a host of techniques to survey including transects, drones, and camera traps. On selected sites we carry out research to ensure specific interventions are working.

• Email: rebecca.neal@wildlifebcn.org.
• Facebook: @BeccaBadgerWTBCN.
• Wildlife Trust BCN main Facebook / X: @wildlifebcn.
• Wildlife Trust BCN website.

_{Post created 11th November 2023; updated 22nd April 2025.}