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Safety Warning

Planned Woodland Closures:

No public entry to the Woods at these times please

This applies only to Wytham Woods

  • Friday 23rd October 2026 until 10am on Tuesday 27 October 2026 
  • Friday 4th December 2026 until 10am on Tuesday 8th December 2026

  • Friday 26th February 2027 until 10am on Tuesday 2nd March 2027

    Absolutely no entry, for your safety during this planned management.

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Launched in 2025, Oxford Green Estate (OGE) is a collection of 23 green spaces across the University, managed by Estates Services. Sites include the iconic Wytham Woods, Park Farm, and its traditional hay meadows, as well as Godstow Nunnery and Court Place Gardens.

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Birthwort thriving at Godstow Abbey

Birthwort thriving at Godstow Abbey

06 October 2026
Efforts to increase the abundance of a rare plant, Birthwort, at Godstow Abbey have been a success, ensuring the longevity of the population for years to come.
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Discover the Wonder of Birds at the Weston Library

05 October 2026
The Weston Library continues its celebration of birds with a special Wonder of Birds Day this October.
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Park Farm Family Day brings community closer to nature

01 October 2026
The Oxford Green Estate (OGE) team welcomed local families to Park Farm on 19 September for a morning of nature, wildlife and family activities.
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Wytham Woods: what 75 years of research reveals about climate change

28 September 2026
In 1947, tits at Wytham Woods began laying their first eggs in late April. By 2022, the first egg was recorded on 28 March – almost a month earlier.

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