Chimney Meadows
An ancient landscape and a vital refuge for wading birds, Chimney Meadows is the Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust's largest nature reserve in Oxfordshire.
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Water vole by Terry Whittaker/2020VISION
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Chimney Meadows map
Download a map of Chimney Meadows nature reserve.
A walk at Chimney Meadows
Volunteer bird surveyor, Caroline Coleman takes us on a walk around Chimney Meadows as she records the birds she encounters
Life as a volunteer at Chimney Meadows
If you've ever wondered what a volunteer for BBOWT does, Simon Cousins describes his varied roles at Chimney Meadows nature reserve
Chimney Meadows: a Nature Based Solutions case study
Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve, at the heart of the Upper Thames Living Landscape, is a prime example of how conservation can restore functioning landscapes and help in the fight against climate change.
Chimney Meadows Volunteer Work Party
The Friends of Chimney Meadows volunteer work party are looking for local volunteers to help carry out a variety of practical tasks to maintain and enhance the nature reserve.
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Chimney Meadows Wetland Restoration Project Updates
Find the latest updates on our exciting wetland restoration project covering part of Chimney Meadows Nature Reserve. This project will improve the river for fish, make wetland habitats for breeding birds, and reconnect the river to its floodplains.
Chimney Meadows Wetland Restoration and Fish Passage Project
Our new Wetland Restoration Project at Chimney Meadows is restoring precious habitats and making more space for nature.
Chimney Meadows Wetland Restoration Project: online consultation feedback form
Use this form to give feedback to the Chimney Meadows Wetland Restoration Project online public consultation.
Chimney newsletter feedback
Chimney Meadows Newsletter Feedback Form
How Chimney Meadows plays an important role in preventing flooding
Nature reserves on floodplains play an important role in preventing flooding downstream, as well as providing homes for wildlife
Bernwood Meadows
Traditional hay meadows from yesteryear, brimming with wild flowers and insects including green-winged orchids and forester moths.