WildCookham
Helping wildlife thrive across Cookham
Explore the projects, habitats and local partnerships shaping a richer natural future for wildlife and people.
What's On
Upcoming events in Cookham
Walks, talks and community activities are the fastest way into the work. If you want people to feel the movement immediately, this is where they should land first.
Screening of the People's Emergency Briefing
**Please come along to Cookham Dean Village Hall for a free screening of this important and powerful...
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Cookham's Ponds and Waterways
Over the last couple of years, Malcolm Stork and Lynda Harding have been investigating our local pon...
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Autumn Fungus Walk
Enjoy an autumn stroll through Quarry Wood with local Fungi fun guy, Andrew Padmore. He'll help you ...
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Local action for wildlife recovery in and around Cookham
WildCookham is a local wildlife society and registered charity dedicated to protecting, restoring and connecting habitats for the benefit of wildlife and people.
We work with landowners, councils, schools and volunteers to make nature recovery visible, practical and local.
Our People
Meet the Leadership Team
Meet the people helping guide WildCookham's work across habitats, projects and local partnerships.
Learn more about the teamStart where your interest is
Use the homepage as a quick gateway, then head deeper into projects, habitats or ways to help.
Projects
Water voles, wildlife gardens, schools, water quality and long-term landscape recovery.
Explore projectsHabitats
Meadows, commons, woodlands, waterways, farmland and gardens across Cookham.
Browse habitatsGet Involved
Volunteer, gather wildlife data, support events, share skills and help the work grow.
See how to helpAchievements since 2014
From launching Wildlife Gardens Awards and public exhibitions to restoring habitats and bringing water voles back to Cookham, the work has grown step by step through local commitment.
Read our storyWorking in partnership
WildCookham collaborates with residents, schools, landowners, councils, local wildlife groups, the National Trust, John Lewis Partnership and many other partners.
See our partnershipsGet Involved
Bring your time, curiosity or expertise to local nature recovery
WildCookham needs practical help, wildlife recording, event support, communication skills and technical know-how. Whatever your availability, there is a useful way to contribute.
