Join our Climate & Nature Mailing List
Head over to our Climate & Nature Mailing List form and enter your name and email to sign up. You will receive news and information about upcoming climate & nature volunteering opportunities across the village!
Climate & Nature Meetings
Frampton Cotterell Parish Council are dedicated to protecting and enhancing nature and our environment. A new Climate & Nature Committee (in-person, decision making) and Climate & Nature Group (online discussion) have been created in 2021. Want to get involved? YOU can join in as often or as little as you like on climate & Nature projects!
Head to the calendar to view upcoming meetings.
Proposal for a Wildlife Pond at Centenary Field
Local Climate & Nature Action Plan
A new 3 year Local Climate & Nature Action Plan has been created. Let us know what you think! We welcome feedback and suggestions on the plan, and will be regularly reviewing it. The plan was created with the help of the South Glos Council Local Nature Action Plan Guidance.
2021 Local Climate and Nature Action Plan
Tree Health & Safety Works
The parish council commissioned a tree health & safety survey back in 2019, to include combating the Ash Dieback issue across the village. The works will begin from 1st October 2022.
Read the specification for works across our sites: tree health & safety works specification. Tree Health & Safety Works Specification
Frampton Cotterell Ecology Report
Parish councillor, Julian Selman, has compiled a fantastic ecological report of Frampton Cotterell Parish. If you have any additions, feel free to contact Julian.
Ecological features Frampton Cotterell Parish
Frampton Species Lists
Frampton resident and founder of Frampton Cotterell Nature Group, David Hanks, has compiled a series of lists of species found across the village. There are some really exciting finds, so have a browse and let us know what you have seen!
Frampton Cotterell Species Lists Link
Biodiversity Management Plans
The Parish Council have implemented (2021) a grassland and woodland management plan for the Centenary Field to help nature thrive! You can read the management plans over on our Centenary Field webpage.
Rewilding in Frampton
“Rewild” or returning to nature doesn’t just mean reintroducing big species such as wolves and beavers. It can be as simple as embracing messy areas in your garden! That pile of old leaves could be a home for a hedgehog or a hiding place for insects. The Parish Council are, for example, leaving a border of long grass around the Centenary Field to grow, only cutting once every 3 years. This is to let wildlife use the long, rough grass as shelter. Check out Rewilding Britain’s website for more tips on making your garden wilder www.rewildlingbritain.org.uk
Read about more of our projects:
P.P.E Recycling Station at the Brockeridge Centre
Frampton Cotterell Nature Notes
Contact
If you have any suggestions or would like to volunteer on any projects, contact Daisy Finniear (Climate & Nature Officer) on nature@framptoncotterell-pc.gov.uk.
**This page will be updated with even more climate & nature info regularly! Keep your eyes peeled.**
