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Tree care tips – heeling in

This tree care guide ensures young tree whips have the best chance of survival.

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London schools take practical action for climate and wildlife

TCV is helping the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, to deliver the London Schools’ Climate Kick-Start campaign giving students the chance to make a real difference during this important time of environmental action.

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Controlling invasive species, giving native flora a chance to thrive

Ruth Coxon, TCV Senior Project Officer tells us about the importance of invasive species management for increasing native biodiversity

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WildSkills: From TV appearances to bracken bashing

TCV’s WildSkills trainees have had a couple of varied months, including tackling seasonal tasks such as meadow management and balsam control (thanks to Eva for a fantastic explanation why this work is important), cooking ‘homegrown’ food from a jetty on the River Thames, and leading groups of school children in fun, educational sessions.…

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The Conservation Volunteers at COP26

Celebrating the fantastic achievements of our volunteers, taking practical action for biodiversity and climate during the COP26 summit and beyond...

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The winter blues: Getting through the season with SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder)

What is SAD? Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that often occurs at the same time each year, typically in the autumn and winter.…

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WildSkills: Trainees’ knowledge & responsibilities grow

TCV’s WildSkills trainees are back with their updates from the past couple of months: from working with community groups and running workshops and educational events, to sharing insight into hunting minibeasts!…

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Celebratory CSR challenge brings hundreds together for nature

The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) are delighted to partner with PwC to help deliver their One Firm One Day (OFOD) annual, firm-wide, fundraising and volunteering event.…

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WildSkills: Eva in the environment sector

This blog post in the WildSkills series focuses on Eva, who is based at TCV York.…

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WildSkills: Reflections at traineeship half way point

TCV’s WildSkills trainees are half way through their exciting, career-boosting traineeship and already they’ve made huge progress in their learning and confidence.…

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