Thame's Local Nature Reserve
Discover the rich diversity of wildlife on Thame's award-winning nature reserve. A quick, circular walk can take just twenty minutes. If you have an hour or more, there's a network of paths with plenty to see - and it's different every time you visit.
What You Can See
Cuttle Brook is full of wildlife, a walk through the meadow makes this obvious enough.
Get Involved
Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve is maintained through the extensive work of the Cuttle Brook Volunteers.
How to Find Us
Cuttle Brook is located to the west of Thame, beside the Southern Road Recreation Ground.
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Latest News
Here you'll find all of the latest news from our Cuttlebrook Volunteers.
Saturday July 22nd
We will be at the ‘Red Kite play day’ with a gazebo near the entrance to the reserve. It will be a great family day, and we’ll have stuff for kids to do and promote the Cuttlebrook reserve so do come along and say hello.
Workparty Sunday July 16th
Our July work party will be this Sunday July 16th at 10am (meet at the Scout Hut car park OX9 2DZ). Tasks will be Annual butterfly survey Finding and removing any Himalayan Balsam, Ragwort, Japanese Knotweed or Giant Hogweed Larvae and fish sampling in the brook and collecting water samples for chemical analysis Cutting nettles, mowing paths and pruning
Work party 18 June 2017
Sunday 18th June at 10 am (meet at the Scout car park). It will include our annual meadow plant survey, as well as nettle bashing and water bug sampling