Adopt a species

Click here to listen to Heather Noone, Trust Marketing Officer, explaining more about Adopt a Species, talking about the rare species and how you can help local wildlife through this scheme.

Brian Eversham, talking at The Cambridge Science Festival 2011
Below is a link to a podcast on the Cambridge University website. Click
to hear Brian's talk at this year's festival
http://www.sms.cam.ac.uk/media/1126728

New Champion for local wildlife

Nick Hammond reflecting on his time at the Wildlife Trust and talking about his love of the natural world

New Director Brian Eversham talking about the Trust's future and his wildlife stories, including living with a watervole

TV naturalist becomes new Great Fen Patron

TV presenter and dinosaur tracker Nigel Marven talking about his adventures on the Great Fen Project

Opening of East Pit Nature Reserve

Iain Webb from the Trust talks about the new East Pit Nature Reserve and its future opportunities for people and wildlife.

Richard Mortimer from Oxford Archaeology East explains the historical significance and treasures found at East Pit

Leaving a gift in your will to the Wildlife Trust

Chris Thompson talks about a recent legacy gift to the Trust and remembering his wife Jacquie at their favourite reserve at Pegsdon Hills.

Audio trail of Southwick Wood

Download and save the zip file to listen to the Southwick Wood audio tour with information on the wildife and management of the reserve.

A map of Southwick Wood showing the 10 points of the audio tour (pdf)

Stephen Fry

Great Fen Project President Stephen Fry talking after the Great Fen concert in King's College, Cambridge.

Great Fen concerts

'Professor of Pop' Paul Gambaccini talking about his thoughts on the natural world, music and the Great Fen Project


The composer of Whitel's Ey, John Woolrich, talking about the inspiration he draws from the natural world.

Listen to the new orchestral music Whitel's Ey - inspired directly by the Great Fen Project - by composer John Woolrich.