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Give Wandlebury a birthday present to keep it just as wonderful for the next 70 years ! Read more
Support our appeal to transform 20+ acres of arable farmland west of Cambridge into species-rich habitat for nature, to benefit wildlife and people. Read more
Join as a member today to add your support to protecting the beauty of Cambridge and its environment. Membership includes 1 year free parking at Wandlebury. Read more
Without action, we risk losing this unique piece of our local heritage forever
Give Wandlebury a birthday present to keep it just as wonderful for the next 70 years !
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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Opening times, directions and facilities with map of walking trails
Learn about our vision for Coton Nature Reserve
Dedicate a butterfly plaque to someone special in our new pollinator garden at Wandlebury
Find out about opening hours and onsite facilities
Opening times, directions and facilities.
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.
Sat 14 & Sun 15 Sept, 11am-6pm, Leper Chapel. Artists from Japan explore how the traces of the past can be animated in places of loss in this new exhibition. Read more
Sunday 15 September, 2pm-4.30pm Guided tours, have a go at turning the mill and teas/cakes. Read more
Tuesday 1 October, 10.30am-1.30pm Help care for green spaces and their wildlife - get active, meet others and enjoy learning rural practices at the same time. Read more
A Blue Plaque has been unveiled as a tribute to the extraordinary life of Richarda Morrow-Tait (1923-1982), the pioneering aviator who etched her name in history as the first woman to fly around the world. Read more
To mark the occasion of the Wandlebury Country Park 70th birthday Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire Julie Spence paid Wandlebury a visit and planted a Black Mulberry tree in our orchard. Read more
Rediscovering the Art of Scything: A Timeless Tradition for Modern Times - and a solution to all that grass after No Mow May! Read more