Townend Field Nature Reserve.
Comprising 20 acres of diverse natural habitats including woodland, wetlands, meadows, and streams;
Townend Field is home to a rich variety of native wildlife. The land is located alongside the road and footpath between the two villages of Great and Little Ouseburn, offering the opportunity to integrate the reserve into the daily lives of local residents, pupils and visitors.
Make a donation in memory of John Allen
If you would like to make a donation to the Upper Ouse Conservation Trust in memory of John Allen please click the link below.
Your donation will be used to create a wildlife dipping pond on the reserve for all to enjoy, including the school children.
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January Roundup
Here it is; our first monthly round-up video, helped to be created by some of our brilliant supporters! January 2026 has seen the start of
Why Moles Matter
You may have come across a few areas where moles have been busy in Townend Field, including some patches over our permissive footpaths! During the
Why Dead Wood Matters at Townend Field Nature Reserve
When you’re walking through Townend Field Nature Reserve, you might notice fallen branches, rotting logs, or old tree trunks left where they lie. While it
