The key event this month was the 2-day visit to Aspect Nature Reserve by 120 year 7 (11-12 year olds) from The Gatwick School. The success of the trip is beautifully encapsulated in this photo of two of the young lads (who were attempting to do a bee-waggle dance). It is the happiest photograph I have ever seen, I think. It was a 2-day trip with many of the children staying overnight for some brave October camping (made all the more courageous as for many it was their first e

Last month, I shared our first-ever video of an American Mink. I was very excited to see it. However, the Mink is an invasive species in...

Over the past 4.5 years we have had an average of 10 trail cameras on site. That’s 45 years of footage. However this is our first...

This is a Bechstein bat. They are absolutely stunning. It is one of the UK’s rarest and most endangered bat species. We captured her...

Its grass snake season and they can be regularly found under the reptile refugia sheets My favourite woodland animals are Stoats and...

A baby badger exploring outside his sett Mum and Baby (baby is at the top of the shot, on top of the sett) I found this grass snake...

We have a new welcome sign for the site. Spring has now properly sprung and, as shown by this stop motion video (comprised from 3 photos...

Some great videos this month, including the absolute best ‘badger falling into a pond’ video. I promise you that you will laugh out loud....