The Bishop’s Meadow Trust

We protect a unique and ancient part of Farnham's agricultural heritage for the enjoyment of people and to provide a very precious wild life corridor.

Every single donation helps us to be able to do the work to do. The more we raise from our members' donations the safer the future of the Meadow is.

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Season's Greetings from the Bishop's Meadows
Season's Greetings from the Bishop's Meadows

We end the year with a few images of the meadow and we wish our members a very Merry Christmas

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Season's Greetings from the Bishop's Meadows
Season's Greetings from the Bishop's Meadows
Summer photos of the cows on the Meadows
Summer photos of the cows on the Meadows
Cows return to the meadows!
Cows return to the meadows!
“A Site of Nature Conservation Importance”
— Surrey Wildlife Trust
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Get involved by helping out on the meadow or you can become a contributor to our cause.

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Curious about life on the meadows, read more in this series of articles by trustee Mick Frank….

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Where’s the ‘Fun’ in Fungi?
Where’s the ‘Fun’ in Fungi?

Where’s the ‘Fun’ in Fungi? An Overview of Fungi and Their Role

Soil
Soil

In this episode we introduce some fundamental aspects of soil. Later we will report on the nature of the soil of Bishops meadow. The nature of an area’s soil can be useful in understanding what sort of ecosystem it may potentially support.

HOVERFLIES, a gee-whiz guide!
HOVERFLIES, a gee-whiz guide!

Hoverflies are not a terribly prominent part of Bishop Meadow’s insect fauna but they are probably more significant than one might think.

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The Trust

We seek and receive advice, expertise and support from a wide range of environmental and conservation organisations to help in ensuring good practice management of the Meadow.

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This video captures the ditch in November 2020 , after recent rains and the ditches which were cleared by volunteers are able to fulfil their function once more.

GALLERY

Images of the acre through the seasons

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Homepage Banner Images courtesy of Allan Arthurs