Women of the woods: Angie Newton
Our next Women of the Woods post features one of our great volunteers, Angie Newton – botanist and owner of Kirton Wood.
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Celebrating National Beanpole Week - and the ancient art of coppicing
National Beanpole Week celebrates coppiced woodlands, the animals and plants that live in them, the coppice workers who look after them, and
A new partnership with the Woodland Trust
We’re delighted to announce that we’ll be working in partnership with the Woodland Trust at their Glen Finglas property, part of The Great T
Can you build one for us?
We were asked that question when a local social enterprise visited our site and saw our shelter. And it led to a year long project to build
Wild and windy in the woods
Read our guest post by Jo at Lucidity Solutions Ltd, about her experience of our Big Sleep Out in the Woods in aid of Social Bite.
Seasonal and sustainable food
This year has been our first offering workshops with guest trainers. We've just finished the last of the foraging workshops with Monica...
Coppice Week - Redlees Park, Blantyre
From Monday 15th to Friday 19th April, we're moving to the woods! Join us at our Bodger's Camp at Redlees Park and learn traditional
Tree lore
Most of us can identify at least a handful of trees when they're in full leaf. But how many can you name in the autumn? Tree Lore can he
Freedom to play
Wee Skelfs has started and it's been amazing! But what is it about the experience that's so popular with the kids? We've come up
Spring is in the air, everywhere you look around
Welcome to 2018! And welcome to Spring! OK, it might still be winter, but we're starting to see the early signs of spring all around. Ha
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