Wildflower verges the focus for this years No Mow May
The Council is once again taking part in No Mow May, with a focus on ensuring both residents’ enjoyment of their local area, and the benefits to plants and wildlife that the initiative provides.
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Council continues measures to protect endangered birds on St Mary's Lands
Warwick District Council is continuing with its efforts to aid the recovery of endangered bird populations on St Mary’s Lands in Warwick.
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Leamington’s Nature Patchwork launch: free event to inspire community action on supporting wildlife
A free community event is set to take place next month on Saturday 8 March at The SYDNI Centre in Leamington, empowering and inspiring the community to help wildlife thrive locally.
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Council publicly supports Parliamentary Bills to help UK achieve climate targets
At their meeting on 18 December 2024, Warwick District Councillors voted unanimously to publicly reiterate their support for two Parliamentary Bills that will help achieve climate and nature targets.
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Capture all things bright, beautiful, great and small in new photography competition
Photography enthusiasts and those with a keen eye for nature are encouraged to take part in Warwick District Council’s new biodiversity photography competition, for the chance to win a £100 voucher.
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No Mow May – a blooming success!
We’re halfway through the month, and the benefits of No Mow May are already visible across Warwick District.
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A Celebration of Bees
‘Bee Friendly Warwick’ is organising a weekend of activities to celebrate ‘World Bee Day’ and launch their #Plant4Pollinators campaign.
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No Mow May 2024 - it's a growing trend!
Warwick District Council is committed to No Mow May and having had the time to reflect on and resolve the issues encountered last year, is bringing it back again this year.
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Council’s new Biodiversity Action Programme agreed
A new programme recognising the need to improve and enhance biodiversity in Warwick District has just been agreed.