Using dead branches and brash created by thinning the trees earlier in the year, to create a habitat for wildlife. - March 2025.
It is also hoped that this will create a barrier and restrict visitor access to the area behind which should encourage more wildlife to visit.
Bug hotel under construction - March 2025
A well earned rest.
A morning well spent in the company of the Wildlife Trust who accompanied us on a walk around the lake and gave us a chance to explore ideas and to learn from their expertise.
January saw our volunteers out litter picking alonside Ringstead Road where recent flood water had deposited a great deal of rubbish.
Litter picking on a frosty morning The sun came out for the December workparty who apart from moving materials to enable the boardwalk repairs to be completed once the flood water has receded, also spent time hacking back the brambles away from the path although there was a strong belief that they were growing quicker than they could be cut down!! We felt honoured to have a robin keep us company.
Mrs G provided workers with her usual Lemon Drizzle which helped to replace calories used.
Thank you to all those who turned out.
cutting back the overgrowth November work party carrying out repairs to the boardwalk.
Time for a haircut ! Carrying out the mowing before the wet weather sets in and also before the over wintering birds start to arrive.
Mowing 
Thank you to our lovely volunteers who have carried out much needed repairs to the disabled access fishing platform.
Repaired fishing platform