Latest News
During 2023, Cumnor Conservation Group surveyed the entirety of Unit 2 of the Hurst for oak trees - In total 1332 oak trees were identified!
Oak Tree Survey - new trees added including Bill & Ben (and Little Weed!) as well as the Four Musketeers. Check them out here. We are now mapping Farmoor Valley - get in touch if you would like to help. Take a look at our Oak Tree Survey Page for more info.
Botley Health Walks meet on Tuesday at 11am at Louie Memorial Field. See here to download a free map with info.
Huge thanks to all the volunteers who recently came along to help clear the pond. The pond suffered from the heatwave last year, but has had its annual silt removal and reed bed trim and is recovering.
Cumnor 'Fit for the Future'
Connecting people in Cumnor Parish to do stuff - big and little - that promotes wellbeing, biodiversity, sustainability and supports climate initiatives.
What is Cumnor Fit for the Future?
Cumnor 'Fit for the Future' is Cumnor Parish Council's way of bringing together the many different local initiatives and projects that are protecting and enhancing our environment and wellbeing.
For many years, the Cumnor Conservation Group has cared for and protected the Village Pond and The Hurst. Larger projects are ongoing at Longmead Wildlife Site and Hill End. However, we know that as individuals there is much we can do - to increase biodiversity, to become more sustainable and to improve our wellbeing.
Cumnor 'Fit for the Future' aims to connect the big projects to the little projects, and give us a way of starting new projects off.
If you would like to start up a project or get involved in a current project, email us at cumnorf4f@gmail.com
Keep scrolling to find out a little more about our current projects...
Latest News
Health Walks in and about Cumnor.
We have some amazing footpaths and walks around the parish. Find out more about the health benefits of walking, together with how and where to get started.
Cumnor 'Fit for the Future Map launched.
A comprehensive map of footpaths, surveys , important views & nature recovery projects
The Hurst needs your help. Volunteers needed now to work with the Cumnor Conservation Group.
Cumnor Parish Ancient Tree Survey Launched.
Oak trees can maintain 2,300 species.