Haslemere Biodiversity were proud to participate in the Great Green Get Together; a collection of the area's green groups and initiatives, brought together to share progress and ideas. Groups were able to present a talk on their area of expertise and man a stall where members of the public were invited to come and ask […]
Haslemere Information Hub is a community rail initiative helping to promote the town, the neighbouring Surrey Hills, South Downs and attractions within easy reach for visitors by rail. The initiative involves local and regional organisations working with South Western Railway, with guidance from the Community Rail Network. The Hub, located to the left hand side […]
Polecats were once a common and widespread carnivorous mammals native to England, Wales and Scotland. However, by 1915 the polecat had been eradicated from most of its former British range, remaining only in a small stronghold of mid-Wales and the English borders. Due to a combination of factors, including legal protection under the Wildlife and Countryside […]
Haslemere Biodiversity stall at the Surrey Nature Partnership Biodiversity & Planning Conference to network with likeminded organisations and promote understanding of our work and role.
Whilst the group had been working together for some time (many of them on the environmental policies for the area's Neighbourhood Plan) this was the date where Haslemere Biodiversity came into being in its own right.
