Oxford Urban Wildlife Group

A TCV Community Group website

Oxford Urban Wildlife Group - who we are

Oxford Urban Wildlife Group (OUWG) manages Boundary Brook Nature Park, a secluded haven for urban wildlife, located just steps away from Larkrise and St Gregory’s schools, the East Ward allotments, and Florence Park.

The park was created in 1990 when a group of community wildlife enthusiasts formed OUWG and rescued a plot of disused allotments to carve out a tranquil wild space in the heart of East Oxford.

Featuring mixed woodland, meadow, a nature pond and butterfly glade, Boundary Brook offers a unique diversity of habitats that are home to a rich variety of wildlife from birds and butterflies to frogs and foxes.

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It’s so wild yet so close to where we live in the city; you feel like you’re in the middle of the countryside.

East Oxford resident

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Latest news

Boundary Brook Nature Park joins BBOWT’s Wild Oxford project

We are extremely excited that Boundary Brook Nature Park has joined the Wild Oxford project, a partnership between BBOWT Wildlife Trust and the City Council to inspire the community to enjoy wildlife on their doorstep. BBOWT and the Council will help to run family events, conservation workshops, and support volunteers at Boundary Brook.  “Boundary Brook...
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