Action Day at Linslade Woods
Do your bit for woodland conservation by joining in with a free Volunteer Action Day in Linslade Wood, tools and supervision are provided.
By getting involved in action days like this you help preserve and protect Linslade Wood for future generations to explore and enjoy.
The latest Action Day is on Saturday 5th September from 10am-1pm and volunteers meet at the Soulbury Road bridleway entrance. Strong footwear, work clothes and gloves are needed. Tools will be provided.
Please book in with the Greensand Trust Ranger Gary.Peach@greensandtrust.org
For further information please see www.linsladewood.info where you can also find information about becoming a member of The Friends of Linslade Woods.
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