Are you interested in helping people and nature to thrive together in Thornbury? If so, why not join the Thornbury Community Nature Reserve?
A Community Nature Reserve (CNR) is a local project where neighbours come together to support wildlife and improve green spaces. Instead of one person managing a nature reserve, each resident contributes a part of their garden or outdoor space to create connected habitats.
Whether you have a garden, an allotment, or even just a window box, you can take part by registering your space to help build a CNR in Thornbury. All you need to do is tell us what you’ve been doing to help nature thrive. From planting wildflowers to putting up a bird box, simple actions can have a BIG impact on nature right on your doorstep. On registering, we will send you a wildlife-friendly gardening hints and tips pack, window sticker and free packet of native wildflower seeds.
Joining also gives you the chance to share your tips and experiences to inspire others or learn new ways to make your space work harder for nature. You’re also encouraged to record wildlife sightings, including birds, insects, and mammals.
The folks at Warmley Community Nature Reserve and the Avon Wildlife Trust tell you more about what a CNR is and how it works here: https://fb.watch/ICUs7uJGQe/
