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Wild@AllSaints are a group of volunteers from the church and village community in Earls Barton with an aim to make their churchyard more wildlife friendly and enjoy some gardening along…
Wild@AllSaints are a group of volunteers from the church and village community in Earls Barton with an aim to make their churchyard more wildlife friendly and enjoy some gardening along the way.
This hard work was recognised earlier this year when Wild@AllSaints were awarded gold by the Wildlife Trust. Nicky Smith, a member of Wild@AllSaints said “we were delighted to receive the Wildlife Trust’s gold churchyard award with two members of the trust coming to our church service to present the award and help us celebrate with cake”.
If you have been inspired to make changes to your churchyard and encourage more wildlife, why not register your church? All those that register will receive a visit from Wildlife Trust judges, a report with recommendations on changes that could be made and a plaque to be displayed in the churchyard.
More details can be found on the Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants’ website.