
Categories: Blog, Ecology
08 Sep 2022
Biodiversity Watch at Eddington: Bats
Project Ecologist, Mike Dean focuses this blog on bats with information about what’s been spotted at Eddington as well as guidance for if you spot any.
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Categories: Blog, Ecology
08 Sep 2022
Project Ecologist, Mike Dean focuses this blog on bats with information about what’s been spotted at Eddington as well as guidance for if you spot any.
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Category: Community
08 Aug 2022
Eddington hosts a community event on the theme of sustainability as part of the University of Cambridge’s Open Cambridge festival.
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Categories: Blog, Ecology
20 Jul 2022
Project Ecologist, Mike Dean takes an in-depth look at the water voles who have made a return to this area through the design of the lagoon and wetlands at Brook Leys.
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Category: Community
23 Jun 2022
An initiative led by the Eddington Transport Team with Portal Estate Management saw a donation of bikes to local charity, CamTrust. The donation is a result of a regular clean up of abandoned bikes around Eddington.
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Category: Community
22 Jun 2022
Residents created an enormous Union Jack collage, enjoyed arts and crafts and celebrated with Jubilee cupcakes in a community-spirited event.
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Categories: Blog, Ecology
15 Jun 2022
Mike Dean’s biodiversity blog focuses on wildflowers that permeate Eddington creating a haven for wildlife for local species.
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Category: Blog
23 May 2022
This month’s blog article features the brilliant mind whose research investigates the neurophysiological basis of speech and language processing in children with dyslexia.
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Category: Development
03 May 2022
The University of Cambridge is delighted that the Veteran Oak Tree at Eddington has been chosen as part of a nationwide network of 70 Ancient Trees to be dedicated to The Queen in celebration of the Platinum Jubilee.
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Category: Blog
25 Apr 2022
Markus Hellenbrand is a resident at Eddington whose research is concerned with the development of materials for more energy-efficient information storage in computers.
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