Goats, tigers and elephants roam the Great Fen, but you might need a night-time visit for the best chance to encounter them.

Sam is already halfway through his first year as a Great Fen Reserves Officer. He's moved from a role in the highest lands of Scotland to the lowest lands of the Fens and seen a lot of the…

Alan Bowley, now retired, moved to the area in the 1990s to be Senior Reserves manager at English Nature (now Natural England) covering Woodwalton Fen and Holme Fen. 25 years on from the original…

As part of their Peatland Progress Communities and Education internship, our new team members joined Henry Stanier to learn how to conduct grassland surveys.

Our valued volunteers from Supported Steps in Ramsey and the Youth Rangers have been back at work improving the site for people and wildlife.

During the first two weeks of her internship, Lucy has immersed herself in fenland conservation, while learning the importance of teamwork and the value of connecting people to nature

Communities and Education intern Natalie is delighted to have learnt so much in a short space of time so far. From botany to bog oak, forest school to water voles...

Kaitlyn Goodwin, one of our Communities and Education interns on the Peatland Progress project, shares some of her highlights from the work so far.

We are delighted to welcome three interns to the Communities and Education team, as part of the National Lottery Heritage Funded Peatland Progress project.

Adam joined the Great Fen team in January 2025 as Wet Farming Delivery Officer. This brand new role is part of the National Lottery Heritage Funded Peatland Progress Project.