Author Archives: Nikki
Important Update: Outdoor Volunteering Activities
Due to recent government advice regarding coronavirus (COVID-19), our FLOW team leaders will be postponing all volunteering activities until further notice. Continue reading
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Team Building Day in North Mundham
As a charity with over 20 years of experience in conservation, we have put on many training days to share our accumulated knowledge and skills on creating long lasting habitats for wildlife… Continue reading
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Autumn Winter Newsletter 2019
This year’s autumn winter newsletter is now out! Our newsletter team have received a great range of articles and photos from our members and volunteers, as well as words from our new trustee, Alex Ainge… Continue reading
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Eileen Savill Award for Young People 2019: The Results
This year’s Eileen Savill Award for young people received so many fantastic nominations, that the judges decided to select 5 winners!… Continue reading
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9 Volunteering Questions from the FLOW Project Team
The Fixing and Linking Our Wetlands (FLOW) project team would like to hear from you, to help us learn more about what motivates people to volunteer for charities. Continue reading
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New Birding Blog: Wildlife with Hugh
Previously commended by the MWHG for his dedication to conserving and championing wildlife, 2018 Eileen Savill Award winner, Hugh Baggaley, is now leading his own guided birding walks… Continue reading
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Buckthorn for Brimstones: Get Involved with Transition Chichester’s Project
Earlier this year, I organised a project ‘Transition Chichester Buckthorn for Brimstones’, which aimed to encourage people to plant one or more alder buckthorns in their gardens, allotments, farms etc. Alder buckthorn and common buckthorn are the only food plants for brimstone butterfly caterpillars Continue reading
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