The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.

Collaborating with RBWM Council Officers and fellow Wild Groups of the  borough to survey, engage, enhance, and monitor biodiversity enrichment within the Borough.  Full information on the RBWM Action Plan page.

One of the Borough's Local Wildlife Sites, positioned to the east of Eton Wick beside the Windsor Relief Road.   
This site is managed for silage and biofuel in the Heritage Hay Meadow style to provide an extension of the Green Corridor that runs through the area.

Our friends and members manage the 3 flower towers, finding a balance of sustainable planting that provides opportunties for carbon sequestration, pollinator positive planting and some colour to the grass land along our urban landscaping. 

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BioBlitzing, splat counts, butterfly counting and bat monitoring to name just a couple of the annual surveys we participate in.

Co-ordinating a range of activities to monitor and improve the watercourses of our area and the wider Borough.  More details here 

a member group of the Borough wide Wildlife Gardens Awards.  Full details here

 Facilitate Green Social Prescribing 

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