Category Archive

Jan Wilczur reports on bird life in the Park during this year’s warm, sunny spring – with summer visitors arriving bang on schedule

Grass snakes, a new bridge over the Tamsin Trail, road closures and lost dogs – if you walk your dog in the park, don’t forget to tag it

Caterpillars are munching their way through leaves in the Park, ticks can be a nuisance, and the new golf course layout is open

Deer are raising their young and may behave aggressively if they feel threatened, especially by dogs; and ticks can pose problems too

The battle against Oak Processionary Moth continues with spraying in busy areas, followed by a survey and nest removal in June and July

Watch out for the return of migrant birds to the Park this month – plus work on the Tamsin Trail, and new services for less mobile Park visitors

Breeding populations crashed last year. But we’re determined to protect this iconic Park bird for future generations – and here’s how to help

The Park’s amphibians come out of hibernation this month and make for the ponds. Be careful not to squash them – they’re hard to spot

Maintenance and upgrading work carries on around the Park, including the reconstruction of the horse ride from Robin Hood Gate to Martin’s Pond