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On Oct 23rd, Great Green Bedwyn led a well-attended meeting on behalf of Pewsey Community Area Partnership (PCAP) to understand the link between our wildlife hotspots and water quality in the Pewsey Vale and to share how local communities can plan for and prevent flooding. Wildlife and water quality Maps from the Wiltshire & Swindon Biological Records Centre (WSBRC), use nearly 4 million records to show the distribution of rare species across Wiltshire and how this has change

Pewsey Community Area Partnership (PCAP) and GGB invite you to join our open meeting, supported by the Centre for Sustainable Energy. We will share learning about the causes of flooding and what to do to reduce future risk of:  flooding from runoff flash floods from storms overflows from sewers drought & the impact of water abstraction We will finish with some action planning. Please register using  shorturl.at/rS2u5   or scan the QR code on the poster, then you will receive

Tom & Pippa Blanchard kindly showed 22 people round their 1600 acre mixed arable dairy farm in November, finishing with hot drinks and...

Adapting to climate change is becoming increasingly important. Recent weather patterns show we are already experiencing climate change...

Did you know that water butts can help prevent river pollution as well as providing water for your garden? Installing a water butt is the...

Untreated sewage made it unsafe for year 4 children to go into the water as planned on a recent school river trip with the charity ARK,...

Great Green Bedwyn are working with rivers charity ARK and Great Bedwyn School to create a new rain garden at the school. The work is...

If you missed the rain garden UK training from ARK or need a reminder here are some tips to help you get started with creating a rain...

This is your chance to be part of the first community project of its kind in the UK. Other schemes have built rain gardens in community...