Oxford Conservation Volunteers is a voluntary organisation that has been carrying out practical work conserving the wildlife and traditional landscape of the Oxford area since 1977. This can range from hedge laying to fence building; from tree planting to conserving chalk grassland habitats by scrub clearance. Please take a look at the Events.

Recording all plants growing wild in Somerset, not just the rarities! Photos of meetings 2008. 3 Bossington to Hurlstone Point. 5 Bridgwater and Taunton Canal. 8 Cheddar Gorge and Black Rock area. 10 Crook Peak and Wavering Down. 11 Dunster Beach and Minehead dunes.

We provide a list of things. Is now operational, order and pay online between noon Monday. Oxford Networks for the Environment.

What happens at WoTHabs? In Spring and Summer. To get some outdoor exercise and save the local wildlife. Keep records of butterflies, birds and more for the national groups.

Rare Plants, Fungi and Invertebrates monitored. Submissions to Oxford City Council re Consultations and Planning Applications. Talks Involvement with other wildlife sites. Spring 2017 programme of talks. Wildlife Secrets of the Lye Valley. Tuesday, 17 January 2017, 7. Work with Friends of .

Plant recording and conservation in Oxfordshire. Monday, 17 April 2017. Showing a mix of hairy and sweet violet traits, notably the hairy petioles and presence of stolons, respectively. The distribution of wood sorrel in VC 23. Green squares are tetrads with post-2000 records.