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.
AGM 11 October
On Wednesday October 11th our Annual General Meeting will be at 8pm in Thame MUSEUM, as usual, where we’ll plan our next year’s projects.
Work party Sunday 15th October
Starting at 10am – The work planned includes: Further raking/spreading of the stone in the new dog entry site by the rope swing; Rut-busting or raking the path beside Coxs Wood; Coppicing hawthorn alongside the brook to reduce shading; Clearance of overgrowth ready for digging the second backwater, below the wooden bridge; Water sampling and
Extra work party 8th October
Helped needed starting at 10am. We have hired machinery and will have 18 tonnes of gravel delivered in advance, and on the day a 4 ton mini-digger and a 7m tele-hoist with a 2 ton bucket. Our aim will be to re-profile the ‘rope swing’ dog entry point (to a slope of 20-30 degrees), and to carry gravel from