Jilly McNaughton
2025
Jilly has helped to create and restore over 600 clean water ponds in East Anglia under FWAG East’s pond project. She believes ponds are critical to boosting biodiversity in farmed landscapes. Jilly has an RHS Diploma in Horticulture and, when not restoring and surveying lost ponds for great crested newts, can be found tending her three-acre wildlife garden which she opens to the public for the National Garden Scheme. She is also Trustee of a historic community garden in Saffron Walden, Essex.
My Sessions
FWAG Pond Safari – In Search of Lost Farmland Ponds
Join FWAG East as we visit a recently restored pond at Lannock Farm and meet some of the invertebrate life it supports. We’ll consider the best way to approach and fund this vital work and see first-hand what the science tells us; that regenerating lost farmland ponds is one of the quickest ways to boost […]
FWAG Pond Safari – In Search of Lost Farmland Ponds
Join FWAG East as we visit a recently restored pond at Lannock Farm and meet some of the invertebrate life it supports. We’ll consider the best way to approach and fund this vital work and see first-hand what the science tells us; that regenerating lost farmland ponds is one of the quickest ways to boost […]