Black-Veined White Butterfly Reintroduction
Reintroducing the Black-veined white The Black-veined white (Aporia crataegi) (henceforth referred to as BVW), is a native UK butterfly once widespread across southern England and South Wales. Recorded throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, it was considered largely extinct by the 1880s, persisting only in parts of Kent before disappearing entirely in the 1920s. Its […]
The River Dart
The River Dart Saltmarsh, a threatened habitat. 85% of England’s saltmarsh had been lost in recent centuries to development and changing land use and more is at risk through rising sea levels and climate change. Saltmarshes are essential as they capture carbon, protect shorelines from erosion, provide habitat for fish, birds and other wildlife and […]
Ambios Merch!
Ambios Merch A shirt that celebrates our closeness to the Dart river Featuring part of the Dart river catchment, we wanted our new merch to show our connection to the land (and water) around us. We’ve been told it also looks like a bolt of lightning, branches of a tree or roots – all elements […]
Breaking Bread
Breaking Bread Breaking Bread: bringing diverse communities together We’re delighted to announce we’ll be hosting a series of shared meals over the next year under the “Breaking Bread” project, funded by The National Lottery Awards for All. We hope to foster a sense of community amongst attendees as well as support United Response service users […]
Nature Recovery Residencies 2027
What you’ll be involved with What you can expect Who is the residency for? A typical week Applying Nature Recovery Residencies 2027 Our 2027 Residencies offer three people the opportunity to spend an extended period living and working at Ambios. You’ll gain practical experience across farming, livestock, agroforestry and nature recovery projects, work alongside experienced […]
