Autumn Art Exhibition

Our Open Exhibition viewings are every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of the month, from 10- 4 pm, until the end of November. This will be held at the Brockbank Centre, Langford Lakes. The Kingfisher Cafe will be open as normal.

In addition to the Exhibition running until the end of November, we are also holding a separate "Meet the Artists" day on the 15th of November, Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm. The cafe will be open for takeaway tea, coffee, and cakes! For more information and to book our "Meet the Artists" day please email or phone:

E: [email protected] P: 07850 796636

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Joint restoration project on River Avon helps improve habitat diversity

A joint restoration project between our Water Team, Defence Infrastructure Organisation and the Services Dry Fly Fishing Association will improve habitats for riverine species on the banks of the River Avon.
Morningside Meadow volunteer group

NEW! Volunteer group at Morningside Meadow. Meeting every last Saturday of the month, 10-3pm.
Cloatley Meadow volunteer group

NEW! Volunteer group at Cloatley Meadow, meeting every third Tuesday of the month, 10-3pm.
Wedding Fayre

The Wiltshire Wildlife Trust at Langford Lakes will be hosting a first ever socially distanced Wedding Fayre.

Bat Box Making

Join us this October half term for bat themed activities, including making your very own bat box!
Emergency Lottery funding received

We are delighted to have been awarded £249,400 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to help us cope with the impacts of the pandemic.
Hazel Hurdles

Try your hand at learning an old English method of creating hazel hurdles. Learn the technique and put theory into practice by making your own.
New report calls for ambitious pesticide reduction target

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Tour of farm animals (supporter event): Fully booked

Join us for a tour of the farm animals at Blakehill Farm.
Birdwatching in the Cotswold Water Park

Robin Griffiths leads a walk through the Cotswold Water Park to see some of the newly arrived wintering wildfowl. A good variety of birds should be seen in their fresh winter plumage.
Autumn colour: a comparison of Webbs Wood and Ravensroost Wood

A comparison of two neighbouring woods to see which has more autumn colour: Webbs Wood, with its unusual predominance of small-leaved lime, and Ravensroost Wood with its oaks (and others).
Volunteer Tasks at The Devenish

Come and help to maintain this wonderful reserve.
Volunteer Tasks at The Devenish

Come and help to maintain this wonderful reserve.
St Giles' Living Churchyard Project

Come and find out how sacred land can be managed and get involved with some practical tasks if you like.