Water Sensitive Streets for Climate Resilience
Meet outside the Green Dragon pub by the Green Dragon Bridge Join Water Sensitive Cambridge for a walk around East Chesterton and the parks and meadows by the River Cam. …
Histon & Impington BioBlitz
Histon & Impington Green Spaces and Histon & Impington Community Orchard have joined forces for an all day nature extravaganza – Histon & Impington BioBlitz 2026. We will be discovering …
Oxford Road Living Streets Walk
Join ‘Jolly Green Gardener’ Dom Claydon-Wallace, Oxford Residents Association and Living Streets Cambridge for a nature walk along Oxford Road. The Oxford Road residents work hard to make their street …
Flora and Fauna at the Old Rec, Cottenham
The ‘Old Rec’ is a meadow at the bottom of Broad Lane, Cottenham, just before the bridge over the Lode. It is so-called because it was created as the parish …
Gamlingay Eco Hub + Walking Tour
Join us for a guided visit around Gamlingay village and hear about local perspectives on nature, carbon reduction, and community energy at the Eco Hub. Tickets are free but please …
Logan’s Meadow BugBlitz
Please join us for our first BugBlitz! Help us to identify as many invertebrates as possible. We will send our findings to the local records office to build a picture …
Coton Orchard Bioblitz 2026
Nature nerds, curious kids and orchard lovers – come explore! Join On the Verge Cambridge and friends for a day of wildlife spotting in Coton Orchard. No experience needed just …
Brunch at the Histon Orchard and BioBlitz
Histon and Impington Community Orchard are holding their annual ‘Brunch at the Orchard’ event. We’ll have an interesting mix of wildlife-related stalls including moths, butterflies, and wildlife photography. We’ll also …
Seasonal stroll (Trumpington Meadows): summer wildflowers
This event is part of a series of short, accessible walks, led by Communities and Education Officer Rebecca Neal, around Trumpington Meadows Nature Reserve in the warmer months. We walk …
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