Newsletters & Blogs

Ponds are full of weird and wonderful creatures lurking around and, while we love them all, some of them are totally creepy! Meg…

Ice Age Ponds Trainee Kath Beasley goes on the hunt for an elusive character...

Meg investigates the problem of invasive species in ponds, what to look out for and how we can help.

Ice Age Ponds project trainee Sarah King takes a trip back in time to when great ice sheets covered the earth to discover the origins of…

How looking at types of pond vegetation helps us to survey the condition of our Ice Age Ponds.

Rose Ellis discusses the importance of ponds in our environment - and for our own wellbeing.

We all have a picture in our minds of what a pond is don’t we? For me it is the pond in the village I grew up in, a very traditional…

Our #IceAgePonds team have been busy, along with our fantastic volunteers, going out into the field to see how many ponds they can…

Easter is just around the corner and the #IceAgePonds second blog is all about the eggs you can find in ponds in springtime. A different…

Sarah, project trainee, provides an update on the first practical volunteer training in 2021

A short film following the Ice Age Ponds team as spend a day surveying at the wonderful Moccas Park

An online talk presented by David Hutton, Project Manager of 'Restoring Herefordshire's Ice Age Ponds' as part of the…