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Discover key findings from Berkshire Local Wildlife Site surveys in 2026, including woodlands wetland, water bodies and notable species recorded across the county.

On Saturday 10 October, we welcomed recorders, conservationists, researchers and community groups to Upper Basildon Village Hall for our 2026 Autumn Recorders’ Conference.

Help us fill the gaps and map Berkshire & Oxfordshire’s wildlife

TVERC's Noticing Nature programme brought people together across Oxfordshire to explore local wildlife, learn new identification skills, and connect with nature through a series of free, expert-led events as part of the WISH Partnership.

TVERC provides the trusted biodiversity data and expertise that Berkshire and Oxfordshire local authorities rely on to monitor environmental performance, report on key indicators, and meet their statutory responsibilities.

Since 2016, TVERC has partnered with the University of Oxford’s Micro-Internship Programme, providing students with valuable career experience while supporting our data management and analysis work, with six students joining us this June.

We’re excited to share the release of the TVERC Annual Report 2025/26, highlighting a landmark year in biodiversity data, community science, and environmental planning across Oxfordshire and Berkshire.

Thank you to everyone who took part in this year's City Nature Challenge!

Over the past year, TVERC’s work with the WISH Partnership has shown how inclusive, low‑pressure Noticing Nature activities can build confidence, connection and care for the environment, helping people of all ages discover that nature recovery starts with curiosity, time and attention close to home.

We’re delighted to announce the launch of our Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) Report. A powerful new resource designed to help you support nature recovery and biodiversity.