Barn Owl Project

The Cam Valley Wildlife Group Barn Owl Project 
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The Cam Valley Wildlife Group Barn Owl project started in 1994 when Barn owls were under severe threat nationally and thought to be extinct as a breeding species in what at the time was the county of Avon. The project, led for many years by Andre Fournier, has been run for a number of years now by Gary Kingmman.

The continuing success of this project is due to a combination of factors – the dedication and expertise of the team, liaison with other national and local groups and, critically, working with landowners. We are a longstanding conntributor to the Barn Owl Trust’s annual report, State of the UK Barn Owl Population, which has been published since 2013.

To learn more about the project, please follow the links below:

Project history and results 1994-2018

Project reports 2016 to present day

Project Outline

How to get involved:

Contact the project leader, Gary Kingman on 07960269022 or mail camvalleywildlife@gmail.com.

We are pleased to receive sightings/records of owls and raptors in our area. To submit a record/records please go to our Records and Recording Forms page.

Drawing: Barn Owl in flight by Ann Mead – not to be reproduced without permission.