Back in March 2024, Rhiannon visited from Wild Oxfordshire to give a presentation on ways to help nature in our gardens. We are unable to share the presentation, however Rhiannon provided the following links which contain lots of useful information.

On Tuesday 27th January we were delighted to welcome David Endacott of the Oxfordshire Bat Group to learn all about the importance of bats and bat rescue.

Here is the presentation from Maggy's wonderful talk on horse chestnut trees containing her beautiful artwork.

Following the very interesting evening that Pat Marchant organised on the topic of thermal imaging of our buildings, here are some excellen

An illustrated and interactive talk by Barry Hudson and Andrew Mann, Oxford Ornithological Society.

Tim Crisp from Sustainable Charlbury will talk about the Southill Solar farm project on Tuesday 31 October at 7.30pm at the Carter Institute. In 2012 Sustainable Charlbury embarked on a hugely ambitious project to create a local community owned solar farm. The project was successful and Southill Solar began generating clean electricity in 2016 and generates enough power to cover the equivalent electricity consumption of Charlbury and two nearby villages. The project lead, Tim

On the last evening in February, a group of us made our way to the Carter institute, holding knives, axes, chisels and garden tools.

There are so many reasons to enjoy foraging from the joy of finding fresh, organic, local and sustainable food to the health benefits of exe