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Volunteer group helping to care for and enhance the site for wildlife and people that visit. The site was built as a flood storage area in response to the 2007 floods and protects houses in Elmbridge ...
WellbeingNature & sustainabilityCommunity & family
Caring for Trees - The Queens Green Canopy and Hazel Copse
Task · 2–4 hrs · by 12 May
GL4 3HRGloucester, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom
Gardening
WellbeingNature & sustainabilityCommunity & family
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Felicity Davies-BirksAsk Felicity a question
Friends of Horsbere Brook
#97434
Scan me or visit www.govolunteerglos.org/o/Friends-of-Horsbere-Brook/opportunities/Caring-for-Trees---The-Queens-Green-Canopy-and-Hazel-Copse/97434 to join
Scan me or visit www.govolunteerglos.org/o/Friends-of-Horsbere-Brook/opportunities/Caring-for-Trees---The-Queens-Green-Canopy-and-Hazel-Copse/97434 to join
Summary
Join us caring for trees in the newly planted woodlands and hazel copse.Detailed description
We will be clearing weeds, checking and replacing stakes, tree guards and mulching where needed. Please bring work gloves and a drink for breaktime. All tools provided. Meet by the main entrance at 9:30 am of find us in the woodland after. Please contact me for a map if needed. See you there!
About Friends of Horsbere Brook
Volunteer group helping to care for and enhance the site for wildlife and people that visit. The site was built as a flood storage area in response to the 2007 floods and protects houses in Elmbridge and Longlevens. Since 2014 it has been managed as a community nature reserve.