Long Mead Farm and Local Wildlife Site
  Long Mead County Wildlife Site
  • Long Mead
    • The Farm
    • Our Habitats >
      • The hay meadow
      • The orchard >
        • Find the stories of the orchard trees
      • The river and reed bed
      • The fuel copse
    • Our plants
    • Collaborations
    • Long Mead Foundation
  • Thames Valley Wildflower Meadow Project
    • Meadow Restoration: step by step
  • Research
    • Soil Carbon
    • Invertebrate Diversity
    • Botanical Surveys
    • Wildlife surveys >
      • Enter records
      • Map of Records
  • Outreach
    • Care Farming
    • NATURE RECOVERY NETWORK
    • Schools >
      • Schools Nature Recovery Network
      • School Visits
      • Teacher's resources >
        • Long Mead and the National Curriculum
        • Long Mead and History >
          • Famous Eynsham Apple Growers
          • Water meadows in history
          • Long Mead and River Thames before Tudor times
          • Swinford Toll Bridge and highwaymen: Tom, Dick and Harry
          • The Thames at Long Mead in literature
          • Risk Assessment of Long Mead
          • The Countryside Code
    • Worshops/Training >
      • Meadow Restoration
      • Teachers Workshops
      • Hedge-laying
      • Community Meadows
      • Art and Science
  • Awards & Media

Collaborations

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The Thames Valley Wildflower Meadow Restoration Project is underpinned by Long Mead’s Biodiversity Research Project, with advisors and collaborators from the Open University, Plant Sciences and Zoology Departments of Oxford University, the Museum of Cardiff, as well as Oxford Brookes University. The project brings together the long-term practical know-how of farmers and the long-term research of scholars, with the experience of environmental organisations and other stakeholders to address key questions of sustainable food production, biodiversity loss and climate change. 

In 2022, we are beginning a new collaboration with Oxford Brookes Conservation Ecology Programme and are looking forward to working with their undergraduate and graduate students as well as working with Dr Matthew Bulbert, entomologist and the MSc Program Co-ordinator

Contact; Catriona Bass                               

EMAIL [email protected]

LONG MEAD FOUNDATION (Charity number 1196294): Email [email protected]
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