Where Nature Thrives and Hearts Bloom

Bonds Meadow

Maintained by volunteers for the betterment and well-being of the community.

The Bonds Meadow Community Association, representing the East Suffolk Council, is committed to the preservation and enhancement of biodiversity within a seven-acre expanse encompassing wetland, woodland, and meadow. Strategically situated amidst a residential locality, this verdant enclave serves as a sanctuary of natural beauty, dedicated to the enrichment of the community and the legacy of future generations

Our Mission Statement

Bonds Meadow Community Association exists to preserve and nurture the seven-acre wildlife reserve known as Bonds Meadow Oulton Broad, promoting conservation and biodiversity for the benefit of wildlife and the public. On behalf of the landowners, we aim to maintain and conserve the delicate balance between people, animals, and nature through community collaboration and education, which will be achieved by promoting a volunteering ethos.

John Ward, Chair of the Bonds Meadow Community Association

Hello and welcome to Bonds Meadow website.

Many thanks to everyone who came out to support the Bonds Meadow Community Association’s AGM this morning. The turnout was amazing, and we truly felt the community spirit in the room. We hope some of our enthusiasm inspired you to get involved even further.
Want to make a real difference? Join our new survey group. By helping us gather important data, you’ll be playing a key role in protecting our beloved community wildlife site. Simply fill out our volunteer form at bondsmeadow.org/volunteering and add “Surveying” in the message section. We’ll be in touch!
Together, let’s gather the evidence we need to secure greater protection for this precious green space. Your support can make all the difference.

The talk highlighted the threats facing urban wildlife sites in particular Bonds Meadow, highlighting the effects of Climate Change, Urbanisation, human disturbance and Government policy. Proposing actions to increase protection by “Identifying Bonds Meadow” through surveys and engaging the community into action.  For a concise overview, check out the trifold summary handout of the talk and learn more about preserving our vital green space.

https://drive.google.com/…/1bXwSObHsdWmwafXD901…/view…