Public Meeting
Friday 9 October 2026
This summer, local volunteers and wildlife experts came together to explore Nibley Knoll and discover just how much wildlife the site supports.
The results have been fantastic, with hundreds of species recorded, including a remarkable diversity of plants, butterflies, birds, bats, reptiles and moths.
Join the North Nibley Biodiversity Group to hear what we found and discover what makes Nibley Knoll such a special place for wildlife.
We’ll also look ahead to the future and talk about ideas for managing the Knoll, including grassland management, potential tree thinning and ways we could improve habitats for wildlife.
Most importantly, this is an opportunity for the community to hear the findings, ask questions and share your views as we start thinking about how we can look after the Knoll in the future.
Everyone is welcome, the bar will be open.
