St James's churchyard has a Wildlife Trusts Bronze Award, through the Northants Churchyard Conservation Scheme
Wildlife of the month nature notes:
September 25: Autumnal fruits, roke etc
- August 25: Wasps and Sparrows
- July 25 - Some summer wildflowers in the churchyard and butter- and dragon- flies, and ladybirds
Past 'Wildlife by the month' all year round, all in one place
A guide to the church and a walk around the churchyard: includes a guide to what you might see as you walk around the churchyard.
Our surveys and plans
- Our wild churchyard - some background, maps and lists - inclduing surveys of plants and animals
- Our Biodiversity plan, 2025-26 - our wildlife priorities for the coming year
- Our grass cutting and wildflowers plans, 2025 (upper churchyard)
- Churchyard questionnaire - please have your say of how we can improve the churchyard for all users
Posters (that have been up in the church) about:
- Bats - we have several species of bats flying around the chiurchyard, along with our own colony of soprano pipstrelles in the porch.
- Wild flowers - Flower Festival poster - June 2024. Around 100 species of wild flowering plants, grasses and trees have been recorded in the churchyard
- Moths - a summary from 2023 and list of macromoths identified
- Some background to our churchyard wildlife