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Visitor Information Wandlebury

Find out about opening hours and onsite facilities

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Location: Wandlebury Ring,Gog Magog Hills, Cambridge

Wilder Woodland West of Cambridge

Match funding awarded to transform 5 acres of arable fields into a species-rich mix of new woodland, hedges and scrub to the West of Cambridge. Donations doubled by Big Give 18 to 25 April 2024

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Author: Rachel French

Wandlebury 70th Birthday Appeal

Give Wandlebury a birthday present to keep it just as wonderful for the next 70 years !

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Author: Rachel French

"The open green spaces of Cambridge need protection…Cambridge Past, Present & Future is doing its best to look after them. Do help, do join!"

Sir David Attenborough

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Cambridge Past, Present & Future is an independent charity with no statutory funding. That means that we are reliant on donations from members, donors and supporters to care for nature and protect heritage in Cambridge. If this is important to you, please support our work with a gift.

Earth Day 2024 - A Wilder Coton

Mon 22 Apr 5.30pm Join us at this free online event on Earth Day 2024 to find out more about how our exciting new project, A Wilder Coton will be achieved.

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Author: Rachel French

Location: Online

A Vision for Coton Reserve

Have your say on plans for the future of the Reserve. Complete our survey by 20 May 2024.

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Author: James Littlewood

Visitor Information Coton Countryside Reserve

Opening times, directions and facilities with map of walking trails

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Wilder Woodland West of Cambridge

Match funding awarded to transform 5 acres of arable fields into a species-rich mix of new woodland, hedges and scrub to the West of Cambridge. Donations doubled by Big Give 18 to 25 April 2024

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Author: Rachel French

A Wilder Coton

Support our appeal to transform 20+ acres of arable farmland west of Cambridge into species-rich habitat for nature, to benefit wildlife and people.

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Author: Louise Palmer

Visitor Information Leper Chapel

Opening times, directions and facilities.

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Author: James Littlewood

Location: Barnwell Junction,Newmarket Road, Cambridge

River Cam CAN Project launched

A new climate and nature project aims to engage and support communities near the River Cam to work on initiatives that will benefit them and the environment.

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Author: Rachel French

Activities & events

  • Coton Wildflowers in Spring

    Wed 17 Apr, 10am – 12pm, Coton Countryside Reserve. Free guided walk to learn how to identify wildflowers in spring. Read more

  • Mindfulness-in-Nature Wellness Walk

    Fri 19 April, 3pm-4pm, Wandlebury Country Park. A contemplative walk around Wandlebury with Mindful Green Coach. Read more

  • Leper Chapel Opening, Cambridge

    Sun 21 April, 1.30-3.30pm at Cambridge Leper Chapel. Your chance to see inside one of Cambridge’s oldest buildings which is not usually open to the public. Read more

Latest news

  • 70 Years of Wandlebury Country Park!

    Wandlebury Country Park is Celebrating 70 years. In April 1954 Cambridge PPF acquired the Wandlebury Estate Read more

  • Digging up the Past at Wandlebury

    Fun for all the family at our archaeology open days with teams from the Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge and Cambridge Archaeological Unit Read more

  • Wilder Woodland West of Cambridge

    Match funding awarded to transform 5 acres of arable fields into a species-rich mix of new woodland, hedges and scrub to the West of Cambridge. Donations doubled by Big Give 18 to 25 April 2024 Read more