The Northern Lights visible in the Wychwood, spring activities on the reserves, and a makeover at Foxburrow!

Our new Wychwood magazine and changes to the WFT membership, along with our regular round-up from the reserves and countryside.

Toby's round up from our nature reserves, another call for volunteers to help with the Forest Fair, an invitation to charity groups to...

Our new rural skills courses - winter tree identification, coppicing and hedge laying. Also a call for volunteers to help with the WFT...

Notice of the Wychwood Forest Trust AGM on November 22nd with guest speaker, nature author and swift campaigner, Hannah Bourne-Taylor....

A very special announcement about our newest nature reserve, Gibbets Close Hill, the regular Reserves Round-up and updates on the Beaver...

Reminder about the upcoming Forest Fair, the new attractions and old favourites that will be on offer on the day, and details of how to...

The Beaver Dam project at Wigwell, butterfly monitoring, hedgelaying and the flora group.

The results are in from Butterfly Conservation's Big Butterfly Count 2021! This year there was a fantastic uptick in recording from...

Did you know, one of the UK's most elusive butterflies lives in the historic Wychwood area? At rest and from a distance little more than...

Those of you with long memories will know we have had various guises since our foundation by Alan Spicer and Charles Keighley in the...

Don't miss this summer's Wychwood Magazine, featuring: an interview with nature writer Maeve Bruce on the Wychwood, writing, and more; an...

To celebrate this year's National Tree Week (28th November to 6th December), we decided to partner with local schools to deliver...

Do you have a favourite place, soundscape, view, or path in the Wychwood area? We would love to know what it is, and what makes it...

To protect nesting birds, the hedgelaying season runs from October to March. In 2020 our hedgelaying group finished their work at...