Welcome to our May edition – and what a great spring it’s been so far! We’ve had a packed April full of hands-on learning, wonderful wildlife, events, and creative fun with the community.

Our reach in the community is helping bring people together and positively impact nature around us!

As the days get longer and nature begins to wake up, so too has Enstone Eco! March has been full of activity!

Spring is finally on its way, bringing longer days, new growth, and plenty of opportunities to get outside and make a difference!

With the taste of spring around the corner, Enstone Eco is getting active again with Events and Talks!

As the new year begins, it’s the perfect time to pause and appreciate the wonders of winter wildlife in our gardens and local...

As the festive season approaches and the days get shorter and darker, it's a wonderful time to reflect on this years’ successes!

Ever wondered what is happening beneath the surface of rivers? The Riverfly Monitoring program supported by Enstone Eco is a great project!

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us to help with reseeding the land at the crossroads and in St Kenelm’s churchyard.

As we move towards autumn, it’s time to look back on the summer and celebrate our achievements and the fruits of the season. Here's a...

Our fundraising walk at Heythrop Park Hotel was a great success, raising funds for Enstone Eco so that we can facilitate future projects...

We had a fantastic turnout for the Lichens Walk led by our local expert, Nicholas Carter , from Christchurch, University of Oxford in...

Please write to express your views by Friday 23 August As announced in The Ensign, 14 acres including the allotments near the new Enstone...

From Friday, 12th July to Sunday, 4th August, we need your help in spotting and counting butterflies in the village! 🦋🌸 Here's how to...

July Delights: Wildlife Watching and Eco Gardening as the Sun (hopefully) Shines!

Some of us in Enstone Eco together with a local Ecologist, have been surveying the plants which are growing in the village, to help get...

Lots, as it turns out! See our annual report here We are a small core group of volunteers, with a larger network of residents who are...

Road verges are not being cut across the parish this May … this is why.. Enstone Parish is taking part in ‘No Mow May’ which residents...

Come and hear from Ditchley Park Estate’s five wildlife and farming experts on their 10 Year Conservation Plan. Ditchley Park - An...

See what we found in our local River Glyme A couple of volunteers from Enstone Eco joined others from across the area for the Riverfly...