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March 2022

9th March 2022Written by Anne

Volunteers spent a bright, sunny morning on the East flank of Earl’s Hill clearing bramble in order to increase the habitat of the grayling butterfly. The butterfly, also known as the rock grayling, has suffered a serious decline in numbers in recent years.

February 2022

8th February 2022Written by Anne

After days clearing the third coupe, we planted approximately 200 hazel, oak, hawthorn, rowan and holly whips. Many hands made light work 🙂

January 2022

11th January 2022Written by Anne

Thanks to a great group of volunteers, many hands made light work of path clearance and stile repair on a mild morning in early January.

At the beginning…..

At the end, looking up the hill.

The stile before…

Starting to clear the path

And at the end, looking down the hill.

And after!