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With
the increasing pressure on our countryside, urban areas are becoming important
havens for wildlife. In cities and towns all over the country people are now
becoming aware of the wildlife to be found on their doorstep.
In Britain we have over a million acres of gardens (and window boxes!), we also
have hundreds of thousands of acres of parks and green areas around public and
industrial buildings. With a little thought and sympathetic use, many of these
have the potential to become havens for all kinds of wildlife.
As part of this new awareness,
Oxford Urban Wildlife Group
was set up to:-
* Help you discover the city's wildlife and wild places.
* Help protect wildlife already in the city.
* Help to encourage more wildlife into the city.
* Provide newsletters to tell you what is going on.
* Hold walks and talks, practical tasks and surveys.
* Give you practical help and advice.
To see text of our latest newsletter click
HERE
To see lists of some local wildlife publications click
Local books on
wildlife
lINKS fOR OTHER LOCAL WILDLIFE ORGANISATIONS
Ashmolean
Natural History Society of Oxfordshire
www.anhso.org.uk
Berks
Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust
http://www.bbowt.org.uk
BTCV
(local site)
www.btcv.org/thamesandchilterns
Friends of Trap
Grounds
www.trap-grounds.org.uk
Oxford
Conservation Volunteers
www.ocv.org.uk
Oxford
Friends of the Earth
www.oxfoe.co.uk
Oxford RSPB
www.rspb-oxford.org.uk
Oxfordshire
Amphibian and Reptile Group
http://www.oxfordshire-arg.org.uk
Oxfordshire Nature Conservation Forum
www.oncf.org.uk
Oxford
Ornithological Society
http://www.oos.org.uk
Rare Plants Group
www.oxfordrareplants.org.uk
Shotover Wildlife:
www.shotover-wildlife.org.uk
University of Oxford - Continuing education
www.conted.ox.ac.uk
West Oxford Wildlife Group
www.wowg.org.uk
Wycombe Wildlife
Group
www.wycombewildlifegrp.co.uk
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