Climate action event for Ringwood
Carvers Recreation Ground hosted the New Forest Thrive Festival which included African activities and a Bee Circus.
Carvers Recreation Ground hosted the New Forest Thrive Festival which included African activities and a Bee Circus.
The New Forest Thrive festival takes place at Carvers Recreation Ground on Saturday 4 July from 10am to 3pm.
The New Forest Biodiversity Forum has some advice for people who would like to support wildlife recovery.
Thanks to the fund, numerous species including dragonflies, grasshoppers, birds, eels, reptiles and bats will survive.
Measures have been installed to protect the Queen Oak, which was a sapling at the time of the Black Death.
Nominations for the six categories close on 31 May, with the awards ceremony at the New Forest and Hampshire County Show on Wednesday 29 July.
To be held on 1–3 May at Beaulieu, the BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair will be bursting with flowers and plants to wow visitors.
Members of the weasel family are among 1,100 species recorded in the New Forest during a two-year nature recovery project.
Areas such as Ringwood and Fordingbridge will be part of a new council in 2028.
The festival takes place across the New Forest in March with a packed programme of inspiring, hands-on events for all ages.