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Events at CPRE Hampshire

Between our Magnificent Meadows project and Centenary celebrations, there is always plenty to get involved with at CPRE Hampshire.

From traditional meadow management to free talks, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and learn. Your involvement helps protect wildlife, boost biodiversity and restore Hampshire’s chalk meadows.

Check out our upcoming events and find your way to make a difference!

Upcoming events & activities

Learn to scythe courses

As part of our Magnificent Meadows Project, we are running scything courses in Winchester, Basingstoke and Andover. If you'd like to learn, sign up as a meadow volunteer.

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2 Jul: Pollinator & butterfly training session

Join Hampshire Wildlife Trust Community Officer, Steve Bolton, for a free in-person training session on how to create pollinator monitoring surveys. No prior experience needed.

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12 Jul: Petersfield Eco Fair 2026

Come and talk to us at the third Petersfield Eco Fair, a celebration of earth-friendly living. On Sunday 12 July 10am - 4pm.

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12 Sept: Winchester On the Edge Story Walk

Explore the past, present and future of St Catherine's Hill and connecting downloads. Led by local campaigner Chris Gilham and CPRE Hampshire. Free event.

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Hedgerow Myth Busting

Join Megan Gimber from the Peoples Trust for Endangered Species to discover just how important hedgerows really are.

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A Rooftop Revolution

Getting Solar Off the Ground in Hampshire & Sussex - launching our policy brief and mapping tool.

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A Natural History of Hedgerows

Join author John Wright and Yolande Lomas |our Assistant Hedgerow Project Officer for a free online talk about the history of hedgerows.

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'We are keen cyclists and like to get out to enjoy the local countryside around Winchester. It is great to get involved with the Hampshire Hedge initiative to connect and improve all the wildlife corridors on our doorstep.’'

Father and son team, Ian and Peter Harwood