Kingston University Biodiversity Action Group

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Monday, 10 August 2020

10-08-20: Sitting pretty – butterflies at Kingston Uni

Purple hairstreaks at Kingston Hill Campus

Tuesday, 29 October 2019

29-10-2019: Jam packed mid October

Engaging the community with biodiversity

Kingston University Biodiversity: policies and plans

Kingston University Biodiversity Policy
Kingston University Biodiversity Action Plan (KUBAP) 2025-2029
KUBAP 2020-2024 - Archived
KUBAP 2015-2019 - Archived
Kingston University Tree Management Policy
Kingston University Tree and Woodland Management Plan 2026 - 2030
KU Tree and Woodland MP - Appendix 3 - OPM Management Plan
KU Tree and Woodland Management Plan 2021-2025 - archived
KU Tree and Woodland Management Plan 2016-2020 - archived
Kingston University Hunting and Fishing Policy
Biodiversity Management Plan (BMP) Tolworth Court 2020
Invasive Flora Management Plan (2023)
Alternatives to invasive non-native ornamental grasses for use in Kingston University Landscaping projects

What is KUBAG

The Kingston University Biodiversity Action Group works within the University campuses and local area with the aims of improving green spaces for both wildlife and people.

We undertake practical conservation projects that aim to protect, enhance and create habitats for wildlife.

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18-03-2026: Kingston University's 2026 RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch results

The results are in

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Link to old KUBAG blog

https://kubiodiversity.blogspot.com/

Upcoming Biodiversity Events

We are trialing a new events listing page on Events Bright. Please use this link http://KUBiodiversity.eventbrite.com
to book onto our events.

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