OXFORDSHIRE NATURE CONSERVATION FORUM

Oxfordshire Goes Wild is an amazingly successful event that takes wildlife to the city to enthuse children about their natural environment. "Took two grandchildren to this yesterday and it was quite brilliant. It works so well amongst the permanent exhibits. I was dragged from pillar to post - look at this, look at this, look at this!"

The Local Environment Group's Conference is to provide training for all those conservation volunteers around the county. "As always once groups start sharing ideas and learning new information the buzz never stops we could spend another day just sharing ideas and building our networks" said a delegate.

Oxfordshire has a stunning array of habitats and species, a county Biodiversity Project gives us a strategy so that we can prioritise work and resources to maintain and create key Oxfordshire habitats and allows our work to fit into a national framework.

Since 2000 we have hosted and (usually) found funding for Oxfordshire's Biodiversity Project and the necessary Project Manager.