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The Woodland Ways Team
We are a group of volunteers who are passionate about the
preservation of the landscape, woodland trees and plants
in our local community.
We meet every month to undertake a wide variety of
conservation tasks.
Tree planting, woodland care, hedge planting , footpath maintenance
and edge trimming. Keeping fit with fun too.
As an organisation we provide tools and training to do the job.
We have a regular membership newsletter and social events.
Keep up to date with our local news page.
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You can read more of our aims and what we have achieved so far on our policy pages. Read more...
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Check out our volunteer page - you can help change the landscape too!
Woodland Ways - looking for new trustees!
Can you spare a little time to help plan our strategic direction and help us work safely?
The Woodland Ways galleries - charting the change in our community woodland through the year...
Image: Ducks in Pond Covert - by a Woodland Ways volunteer
Have you seen our suppliers?
We have a supplier page. Featuring the service companies who make the Woodland Ways project work.
Thanks to all of them. Read more...
You can send WoodlandWays a message from our contact us page...
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Our June 2010
Newsletter
Annual General Meeting
10.00am to 10.30 am
Sunday 11th July 2010
Moreton Hall Community Centre
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