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Catterick Training Area Conservation Group

After the last two days of rain we were treated to a glorious sunny day. The only moth in our trap was a Clouded Drab. Speckled….

Val and Tony got stuck in at Foxglove Covert today! They mixed clay, sand and water to refill the mink rafts. This will make….

The Bluebells and Primroses are out in force along the beck and even the rain didn't detract from their woodland beauty.….

Knayton Nature Club visited us today. They watched the bird ringers ring a Great Spotted Woodpecker, found out about the….

This is the Streamer moth. One was caught in the moth trap on Tuesday night but flew away before we could take a photograph.….

Here you can see the new hide as it stands awaiting its roof. The colour of the cedar will fade to a beautiful silver grey….

It has been a busy two days here at Foxglove. Yesterday we had seven volunteers who were clearing up dead wood along the….

Here you can see members of Thoralby Womens Institute testing out the new wet meadow walkway. They had a guided tour of the….

A big thank you to Debbie, Sue and Ray who all gave up their time today to plant a hedge that will screen the new boardwalk….