The windmill is at risk of collapse. An urgent project is underway to save and restore it. Please help if you can.
Being locked down for Covid-19 has given us the chance to think long and hard about what is important in our lives. Is this a time to pause and re-consider how we plan for a better and greener future?
“CambridgePPF looks after the green places of one of the loveliest cities in Western Europe…do help it, do join it!”
- Sir David Attenborough
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We need your support
To protect the heritage and green setting of Cambridge and its most valuable landscapes and to enhance and connect them for people and nature.
We're recruiting for a Principal Planning Officer (part-time) and a Fundraising Manager (full-time). Find out more and apply.
Friends of Cambridge University Botanic Garden receive 20% off CambridgePPF annual membership. Join now for £21.60 per annum and help us keep Cambridge special.
Meet CambridgePPF CEO James Littlewood. This event is aimed at new members and will give you an overview of the charity's operations, appeals and campaigns. Your chance to put your questions to James.
Download your free printable Spring Trail for Young Explorers here.
Instead of damaging the green belt, could the South East Cambridge Busway be routed along a disused railway line?
Wandlebury Estate, Coton Countryside Reserve. Hinxton Watermill
Is it a £157m bus road which will permanently damage the landscape, ecology and villages? Or is it an in-bound bus lane and bus-priority measures next to the road which enables bus users to avoid congestion?
How should the Cambridge area respond to the global biodiversity emergency? We put forward our solution.