By YACWAG admin
A video recording of Trevor Riddle's talk on 25 Years of Surveying Birds on the Strawberry Line, given on 21st November 2024 at Horsecastle Chapel, Yatton, North Somerset. If you missed this interesting talk, or would like to experience it…
By YACWAG admin
YACWAG is delighted to announce the acquisition of land to extend the charity’s nature reserve off Kenn Moor Road in Yatton. Tony Moulin at Kenn Moor Road in Yatton 2024 With the support of local residents, and thanks to two…
By Faith Moulin
When my friend Sue told me about a project to identify rare native black poplars in the 1990s, it was right up my street. I still haven’t really quite got round to a serious survey, but I can share with you…
By Faith Moulin
The fourth in a series of blogs about YACWAG’s fields and their secrets. You can view the previous entries here.Part 1: Fields Hold SecretsPart 2: A Small Field with a Big SecretPart 3: From Nags to Niches – Having a…
By Faith Moulin
This is the third in a short series of articles about YACWAG’s fields and their secrets. New Croft (meaning new enclosure) is an ancient hay meadow on Congresbury Moor which YACWAG bought in 2000. It was enclosed from the Great…
By Faith Moulin
Milepost 31 You may not have heard of Milepost 31, a small field off the Strawberry Line at Yatton which is now part of Biddle Street Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Its history and ownership is, to most people,…
By Faith Moulin
“Landscape plotted and pieced – fold, fallow and plough” Gerald Manley Hopkins I like the idea that in the fields around us there are secrets waiting to be discovered; there are stories waiting to be told. That is the basis…
By YACWAG admin
The Congresbury Christmas Market is back this year and will be held on Wednesday 8th December from 6-8.30 pm. Yatton and Congresbury Wildlife Action Group (YACWAG) is taking the opportunity to put up a display about their new nature reserve off Cobthorn Way. The…
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