Saving the small things that run the planet
Monday 23rd November, 2026
Discover current research and innovative projects focused on urban woodlands. Urban woodlands are groups of trees and wooded areas found within and around towns and cities, ranging from parks and...
Wednesday 25th November, 2026
Join Canvey Wick Community Warden, Katie, for regular social walks, on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Canvey Wick Nature Reserve. This is a social event to get...
Wednesday 25th November, 2026
Join Wageningen University’s Eva Drukker online to explore the ecology of green roofs and if they can operate as functional ecosystems. Green roofs, exposed to wind, heat, and drought, might seem...
Tuesday 1st December, 2026
Learn about ants of the genus Myrmica, a group of ants that can be tricky to identify and includes the Common Red Ant. This entoLEARN webinar will explore the species...
Wednesday 2nd December, 2026
Free fortnightly sessions for home educated children and their carers. Activities include learning about nature, exploring Canvey Wick nature reserve, bug hunts, science experiments, games, stories and more! Ideal for...
Tuesday 8th December, 2026
Join Canvey Wick Community Warden, Katie, at Canvey Island Library for Bookworms! Join us for a fun-filled story and activity session, themed around a different bug each time! Sessions are...
Wednesday 9th December, 2026
Join Canvey Wick Community Warden, Katie, for regular social walks, on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Canvey Wick Nature Reserve. This is a social event to get...
Tuesday 15th December, 2026
Join John Terenzini from the University of Plymouth, as he shares his research about the strange and elusive freshwater jellyfish, Craspedacusta sowerbii. The freshwater jellyfish, Craspedacusta sowerbii, was first described...
Wednesday 13th January, 2027
Learn about the latest research related to nature-friendly gardening to help you undertake evidence-based wildlife gardening decisions. How do we know that our wildlife gardening practices are actually beneficial for...