People's Park for Nature is launching Rapid Rewilding—an exciting new community initiative that brings together volunteers, conservation specialists and local knowledge to deliver practical biodiversity improvements across the Lower Ouse Valley.

Over one action-packed weekend this September, we'll be working on multiple sites to create habitats, restore wildlife spaces and share practical skills. Think of it as DIY SOS for Nature—bringing together people with the skills, enthusiasm and tools to make a real difference.

PPN Wild Walks are a monthly opportunity for People's Park for Nature members to come together, explore some of the incredible landscapes across the Lower Ouse Valley and enjoy the company of fellow nature enthusiasts.

Thank you so much to everyone who participated in our PPN bioacoustic monitoring programme. Many of our members were contributing for the first time, while others are in their second year and third set of results!

This vital programme is our way of assessing what is happening across the People's Park for Nature.

Supported by National Lottery funding, we're working with local businesses to create new ways of supporting nature recovery across the Lower Ouse Valley. The idea is simple: when nature thrives, communities and businesses thrive too.