Brandon Marsh Voluntary Conservation Team

The Brandon Marsh Conservation Group was formed in 1968 and management began in areas within the flood plain away from the quarry workings.

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust took over the management of the reserve in 1980, giving it a long-term future, especially when short-term licenses were replaced by a 99-year lease. When the BMCG became the Trust's Brandon Marsh Voluntary Conservation Team in 1984 the development of the reserve accelerated with the building of the first two hides overlooking East Marsh and Teal Pools and the creation of a scrape on the East Marsh.

To read more about the History of Brandon Marsh:

50 years of Brandon Marsh by A.Wincott & T.Jury
Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve its Beginnings by A.Richards

Working Party
The team meets every Thursday at the reserve around 9.15am.
If you would like to join the team and help in one of our conservation activities then please contact Ken Bond for more information.

To see what the Voluntary Conservation Team have been up to, take a look at their blog site.