Silsden has more green space than most towns its size. The Biodiversity group works to keep it that way — and to make it better. From planting native species to creating habitats for wildlife, we focus on practical, visible improvements to the places people in Silsden use every day.
Planting and maintaining native wildflower areas in local green spaces
Creating and monitoring habitats for insects, birds and small mammals
Running community planting days open to all ages
Monthly biodiversity talks during the winter
Practical, visible work happening across Silsden right now.
Dig deeper into the projects we run and the guides we’ve put together.
A talk by David Alred on local Amphibians and Reptiles and what we can do to encourage and protect them.
A talk by Nyree Fearnley, the butterfly recorder for Wharfedale Naturalists, on local butterflies, why they are important and what we can do to encourage and protect them
Small actions at home that add up to a healthier local ecosystem.
Whether you have an afternoon to spare or want to take on something more regular, there’s a way to be involved that suits you.
