When we look into the night sky we are lifted outside of ourselves: our worries, preoccupations, and our sadness. We remember we are just a tiny dot on one planet spinning around one sun in one galaxy in the universe.…
Today I'm reading, writing and sharing nature poems. John Clare is regarded as one of the greatest nature poets. He lived near Northampton, and spent time in St. Andrews. Here is one of his poems. Carrie.❤️
The Wildlife Trust ‘Go Wild in 30 Days.’ Have some fun, learn new things about nature and enjoy the wildlife at the same time, great for kids and adults alike! The Wildlife Trust challenge starts in June, just do one…
Bradlaugh Fields and Barn Corona Virus Committee Message As a precaution, and following government advice yesterday, we are sorry to inform you that the barn café will be temporarily closed as of Tuesday, 17th March 2020 until it is considered…
WE NEED YOUR HELP! The scheme was set up in 1996. It recognises and rewards green spaces in England and Wales that have met the required high standards. We are very pleased to put in the application, supported by the local park…
Five new Pear Blossom trees were planted at Bradlaugh in early March. Thanks to Idverde for the donation and helping to plant the trees and Vikkie Maloney - Park Ranger for organising the event.
Barclaycard Northampton work party group helped to clear vegetation from the pond, and improve the community garden at Bradlaugh in 2019.
Above image: Tony, Rob, Jovita, Ann-Marie, and Janey Would you like to get involved and support your local community Wildlife Park? The current committee at Bradlaugh Fields and Barn volunteers are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to join the existing…