We're holding public meetings around the area to give local people an opportunity to get an update on progress about the vision. Hear a presentation about the Wicken Fen Vision, ask any questions you have and meet National Trust staff after the meetings.

Wednesday, 5 March 7pm to 9pm Village Hall, High Street, Swaffham Prior
Friday, 7 March 7pm to 9pm Village Hall, High Street, Wicken
Monday, 10 March 7pm to 9pm Church Hall, Fen Ditton
Thursday, 13 March 7pm to 9pm Waterbeach Primary School, Waterbeach
Monday, 17 March 7pm to 9pm Social Club, Lode
Tuesday, 18 March 7.45pm to 9.30pm Gardiner Memorial Hall, Burwell

We're also holding some "drop-in" sessions, come along whenever suits you and talk to National Trust staff about our plans.

Saturday, 1 March 10am to 4pm Lion Yard Shopping Centre, Cambridge
Tuesday, 4 March 10am to 4pm Palace House, Palace Street, Newmarket
Saturday, 8 March 10.30am to 4pm Ely Library, The Cloisters, Ely
Tuesday, 11 March 3pm to 7pm The Pavilion, Fountain Lane, Soham
Sunday, 30 March 10am to 4pm Wicken Fen Nature Reserve, Lode Lane, Wicken

This year, we're taking part in the Cambridge Science Festival:

Saturday, 15 March, 10am to 4pm,
New Museums Site, Downing Street, Cambridge
Science on Saturday: Wicken Fen comes to town
You'll never guess how many different species live at Wicken Fen. A hundred? A thousand? No... amazingly, Wicken Fen's home to more than 7,000 species! Find out about the animals, birds, insects and plants that live at Wicken Fen, and what makes this corner of Cambridgeshire such a special place. Plus, win FREE tickets to Wicken Fen or Anglesey Abbey.

Thursday, 20 March. 6.30pm, University Centre, Mill Lane, Cambridge
Wicken Fen: the science behind the vision
Scientists from the National Trust and the University examine the science behind the Wicken Fen Vision. From carbon sequestration in reinvigorated peat soils to managing important habitats on a landscape scale, this project touches on many contemporary issues in science and society.