
If you or your group have an idea or want to get to involved with the Wild Kidlington project, please feel free to contact Rhiannon at: Rhiannon@wildoxfordshire.org.uk
Alternatively, she is be based at Exeter Hall roughly 1 day a week (usually on a Thursday), although she may be found wondering the wilds of Kidlington, chatting to the residents and helping deliver workshops and activities.

Wild Kidlington Project
The ‘Wild Kidlington’ project began in 2022 and is one of several ‘Wilding’ projects now found across the County with Wild Banbury and Wild Bicester as close neighbours. The conservation charity, Wild Oxfordshire are excited to host this partnership project, (initially funded for three years with thanks to Cherwell District Council), to enable Kidlington to “bring the wild back” to the village. The project is currently transitioning into a new form / format, and is now funded 1 day a week by the Parish Council. Please be in touch if you’d like to find out more.
Purpose:
- To enhance the nature themed groups and activities that are already going on in Kidlington
- Improve green spaces for wildlife in the village
- Connect local residents to nature and increase understanding of local wildlife
Who:
This project is a collaboration, funded by Cherwell District Council. Wild Kidlington’s Project Officer, Rhiannon Evetts (Wild Oxfordshire) is working closely with KEG, St Mary’s Fields, Cherwell collective as well as other local groups and the Parish Council to ensure the project’s delivery and success.
What to Expect / Plans for the Project:
- More wildlife themed walks and talks
- Enhanced Green Spaces
- Wildlife gardening tips and advice
- More nature connecting activities












