Friends of Park Wood & Friends of Low Wood have had reciprocal visits to each others woodland, where we took part in facilitated walks. We learned about the geographical composition of both areas, the plant and wildlife that is in abundance and the work that each Friends group is doing.
John Preshaw from Friends of Low Wood commented, "Despite a dire weather forecast we went ahead with our planned visit and the weather remained benign until the end at which point we were refreshed by a deluge. Eric and colleagues led us on a comprehensive Grand Tour of the wood with commentary along the way. Many thanks to Eric and friends for a fascinating and informative tour."
John Preshaw from Friends of Low Wood commented, "Despite a dire weather forecast we went ahead with our planned visit and the weather remained benign until the end at which point we were refreshed by a deluge. Eric and colleagues led us on a comprehensive Grand Tour of the wood with commentary along the way. Many thanks to Eric and friends for a fascinating and informative tour."
It was a great chance to share ideas, problems and solutions between our two Friends groups, we look forward to continuing this dialogue and would also like to open the offer of similar activity to other woodland Friends groups.
If you are involved in a Friends group for your local woodland, no matter where you are in the country, we'd love to arrange reciprocal visits to the woodland or have representives from your group speak at one of our meetings. If you're interested, contact info@park-wood.co.uk
If you are involved in a Friends group for your local woodland, no matter where you are in the country, we'd love to arrange reciprocal visits to the woodland or have representives from your group speak at one of our meetings. If you're interested, contact info@park-wood.co.uk
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