BBO Wildlife Trust
@BBOWT
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Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust. We have a wilder vision of more nature everywhere, for everyone.
Berks, Bucks & Oxon. UK
Joined May 2010
🦦 Have a significant otter in your life? 🐑 A treasured friend-sheep? 🦌 Or someone very deer to you? Let them know how you feel with our e-cards! Donations go to BBOWT so you can share the love with local wildlife 💚 Choose your card here 👉
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Did you know that more than half of British adults don’t have a will? Making a will is the only way to be certain that your money and belongings go to the people and causes you care about. Find out about our free will offer: 📷 Mark Hamblin
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RT @WildlifeTrusts: A year on from one of the biggest shake up's to England's planning system, we're proud to set a gold standard approach…
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RT @NatureBureau: Marvelous #mosses - Marble Screw-moss (Syntrichia papillosa), with its leaves often covered in tiny round gemmae, is wort…
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RT @MickJones9: Despite the rather threatening weather yesterday we had a great turn-out of 29 volunteers at @BBOWT Dancersend for coppicin…
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Whether joining a weekend work party, helping with our Teen Rangers groups, or applying for a Volunteer Traineeship, there are a number of opportunities for students to get involved in our work on the ground! Find an opportunity near you 👉
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Love is in the air 😍 Let that special someone know how you feel for Valentine's Day with our e-cards! Donations go to BBOWT so you can share the love with local wildlife 💚 Choose your card here 👉
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RT @WildlifeTrusts: Regular contact with #nature can help boost your mental and physical well-being 💚 That’s why #socialprescribing could…
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RT @slippy1964: MARSH TIT Warburg NR, Buckinghamshire @BBOWT @ThePhotoHour @BBCSpringwatch @bucksbirdnews @WildlifeMag
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RT @Wells4Bees: An eagle-eyed @len_jessup found this summer breeding nest of a Harvest Mouse (Micromys minutus) during the conservation wor…
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🧙🧈 Witches' butter is a type of jelly fungus which can be found throughout the year on rotting logs, but perhaps it's best not to put this on your toast... 📷 Phil Townsend at Aston Clinton Ragpits
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🦌 As the deer’s natural predators, such as lynx and wolves, no longer roam our countryside, this number is increasing, with problematic effects for woodland habitats – deer love to eat new growth. On the bright side, you’re more likely than ever before to spot them on a walk!
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