Recording Juniper Hall’s wildlife

The Friends of Juniper Hall were captivated by hedgehogs, badgers, wood mice, foxes and a host of different bird species caught on camera going about their daily lives in the grounds of Juniper Hall. Steven Savage, one of the Field Centre tutors, enthusiastically described the initiative to record the wildlife of Juniper Hall in aContinue reading “Recording Juniper Hall’s wildlife”

Generation Green 2

There was a lively discussion following on from Friends’ November talk, delivered by new Centre Manager, Sarah Wyper. Sarah outlined the Defra-funded partnership project Generation Green 2 which sees the Field Studies Council working with the YHA, National Parks and others, connecting disadvantaged young people with nature. These valuable courses immerse participants in ecology duringContinue reading “Generation Green 2”

Bioblitz excitement

A great day of activity was held at Juniper Hall on a fine Saturday in July, with adults and children being introduced to moths and mammals, birds, bees, beetles, worms and much more. Craft activities, stands and live tracking of the species recorded during the day were complemented by a lunchtime barbecue. A presentation aboutContinue reading “Bioblitz excitement”

Juniper Hall Bioblitz -Sat 20th July 11am – 3pm

Come and join us for a fun and educational day at Field Studies Council – Juniper Hall! Our Bioblitz event is perfect for nature enthusiasts of all ages. Explore the local flora and fauna with expert guides, participate in hands-on activities, and contribute to our biodiversity survey. Get ready to discover the wonders of the natural world rightContinue reading “Juniper Hall Bioblitz -Sat 20th July 11am – 3pm”

Rewilding and Knepp

An informative and entertaining review of the concept of rewilding and how the owners of the Knepp estate in Sussex have achieved great things enriching the biodiversity there. Friends of Juniper Hall committee member, Peter Almond, described how an abundance of common and rare species now thrive in the naturally evolving mosaic of habitats whereContinue reading “Rewilding and Knepp”