Boundary Brook Nature Park teaches children about things that they would not otherwise learn about or understand.
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OUWG enters its 4th decade at a time when wild spaces and species are increasingly under threat. We aim to inspire new generations to enjoy and continue to nurture this beautiful and increasingly rare wild space on our doorstep for decades to come.
Boundary Brook Nature Park provides opportunities for practical conservation work, an inspiring educational space for school groups, and open days for the local community to learn more about the park and our resident wildlife.
Our plans for the next five years include:
- Developing our Rare Wetland Plant Conservation project to help preserve Oxford’s famous freshwater biodiversity
- Protecting our slow-worm ‘highway’ that provides essential routes for this protected species
- Coppicing and hedge-laying courses open to the public
- Species surveying opportunities to monitor and better protect biodiversity at Boundary Brook
- Children’s poetry workshops inspired by nature at the site
- Volunteering and social opportunities through our Work Parties – see our Events page for all events
- Forest schools to enable children to engage with and learn the value of nature
- Live camera footage of our resident badgers and foxes
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We depend on the support of the local community to make these plans a reality. As OUWG enters its fourth decade and a new phase in its development, it has never been a better time to get involved.
If you share our enthusiasm for wildlife and wild spaces and want to help shape the future of Boundary Brook Nature Park, please get in touch to find out more about the site or becoming an OUWG Trustee, attend an Event or become a member:
