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George Brewster who died aged 11 was the last climbing boy whose death bought about a change in the law Read more
King’s College Cambridge and Cambridge Past, Present & Future will work together to help maintain and improve one of Cambridge’s iconic green spaces. Read more
Its National Nest box week 14-21 Feb 2025 and over the next couple of weeks, Wardens and Volunteers at Wandlebury Country Park will be undertaking the annual bird nest box inspections around the park. Plus the wardens tips for how to hang your own nest box Read more
Communities Launch Challenge Against Controversial Bus Road Plans Read more
A Blue Plaque has been unveiled as a tribute to the extraordinary life of Richarda Morrow-Tait (1923-1982), the pioneering aviator who etched her name in history as the first woman to fly around the world. Read more
To mark the occasion of the Wandlebury Country Park 70th birthday Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire Julie Spence paid Wandlebury a visit and planted a Black Mulberry tree in our orchard. Read more
Rediscovering the Art of Scything: A Timeless Tradition for Modern Times - and a solution to all that grass after No Mow May! Read more
Cambridge Nature Festival runs until 30th June and has seen over 150 Nature events across the city and surrounding area. Read more
Wandlebury Country Park is Celebrating 70 years. In April 1954 Cambridge PPF acquired the Wandlebury Estate Read more
Fun for all the family at our archaeology open days with teams from the Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge and Cambridge Archaeological Unit Read more
A sunny January day saw Shelford Women’s Rugby team volunteer at Wandlebury Country Park Read more
A new climate and nature project aims to engage and support communities near the River Cam to work on initiatives that will benefit them and the environment. Read more
Find out how Cambridge PPF is planning to protect the beauty of Cambridge and its environment. Read more
The UK’s oldest windmill has been officially reopened following three years of restoration work to save it from collapse. Read more
Read about how corporate volunteering is supporting our work and giving employees a chance to learn new skills. Read more
Read all about the new herd of Belted Galloway cattle. Read more
Help us raise funds to care for woodland by choosing us as your local Co-op cause Read more
A new mobility scooter is available for people to explore Wandlebury Country Park. The scooter is available free for anyone who wants to enjoy the park but might need some help to do so. Read more
Six acres of beautiful meadow are opened to the public at Coton Countryside Reserve. Project is helping to deliver the Cambridge Nature Network, which is a large-scale initiative to enable nature to recover in the Cambridge area. Read more
Wandlebury Country Park expands by 20%. New areas of the park are opened for people to enjoy. Part of efforts to help nature recover in Cambridge. Read more
Bourn Mill can be saved from collapse - can you help us raise the final £10,000 needed to restore the building and open it to the public again? Read more
We will receive 6 months of funded training to help us to improve how we communicate our environmental and climate work. Read more
Nature in Cambridge has received a boost thanks to a grant award from Natural England’s Nature Recovery Programme. The grant is to support the delivery of the Cambridge Nature Network and will pay for 18 projects that will increase biodiversity. Read more