It started with Storm Babet in October and has continued on through the storms and high tides. We have had so many alerts from Floodline....

We have not been back to the woodlands this month because of the seemingly endless rain and the frequent flood warnings from Floodline....

First of all we would like to thank you for your letters of support, they mean so much to us. We will keep you informed of our progress....

Big Butterfly Count Results Are In! Butterflies and moths are excellent indicators of the impacts of climate change and other human...

It was a lovely sunny day on Saturday 26 August for our open day. It is always a pleasure to meet new people, show them around and learn...

The new habitat is settling in well. We have several new species growing on and around it. Among them: Spotted Medick, Medicago anabica, ...

Come and explore Blackwater Carr, your local wildlife site. Open Day Saturday 26 August 2023 10am - 4pm. Guided tours: 10.30, 12.30.2.30....

You will need: an excavator, a dumpy truck, 40 tonnes of soil, several large pipes, battens, straw, sheets of wood, felt, shovels,...

June has been such a busy time at the woodlands this year. Big thanks to Kim Adam for her generous donation of seedballs. We now have...

We were very pleased that our Open Day went so well and we could share our wonderful woodlands with both new and returning supporters....

We heard our first cuckoo of the year. The early butterflies are out; Brimstone (Gonepteryx rhamni ), Comma (Polygoniac-album), Peacock...

We were unable to get up to the woodlands for several weeks so it was an absolute pleasure to see the emerging signs of spring. The...

We put so much hope into the planning committee being able to see reason about why the yurt was necessary for us to carry out our...

Happy New Year, everyone. Hope you had a great Christmas break and perhaps even some lovely presents. We were so thrilled with our...

Well, it has been a quiet month for us at the woodlands as Vespa, our lovely border collie, has had an operation to remove a cancerous...

Our website www.blackwatercarr.com is now live and we are so pleased with it! Thanks to everybody who has subscribed to receive this...

It's been a busy and rewarding October! At the end of September Iain Barr, Professor of Field Ecology at the University of East Anglia...