Habitat Maintenance- Hampton Nature Reserve

Habitat Maintenance- Hampton Nature Reserve

Task · 4–8 hrs
Natures Way, Peterborough PE7, UK
Nature & sustainabilityOlder peopleChildren & youth
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Contact person

Clare MiddletonAsk Clare a question

Summary

Habitat maintenance, creation and species surveys for amphibians and reptiles.

Detailed description

Hampton Nature Reserve volunteers meet EVERY THURSDAY and ONE SATURDAY PER MONTH to carry out maintenance, practical habitat management and surveying on the Reserve.


As well as playing an important part in conserving the habitat to benefit the various species living there, it is also a great way to relieve stress, meet like-minded people and get some exercise!


There are no special requirements and anyone can join in, we just ask that under-18s are accompanied by a parent or guardian and for everyone to let us know if they’re coming (that way we can let you know where to meet or if there are any changes/cancellations).


Please wear outdoor clothes, strong footwear and bring waterproofs or sunscreen as appropriate. We’ll provide tea and coffee (and biscuits, of course!) but please bring your own lunch. Please note there are no toilets on site.


Tasks can include:

  • Scrub clearance
  • Creating egg-laying sites for grass snakes
  • Pond management
  • Creating hibernacula (overwintering sites for our species)
  • Species surveying (birds, butterflies and water voles, as well as amphibians and reptiles
What volunteers need

🗣️ Native language skills

What we will provide to volunteers

🤝 Extra support

Getting there

Hampton Nature Reserve will sometimes show as 'Hampton Brick Pits' or 'Orton Pits' on Google Maps (or other GPS devices).
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About Froglife

We make practical differences to improve amphibian and reptile habitats. We engage diverse communities and encourage learning about wildlife conservation. We inform global research on amphibians and reptiles.