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Page background images and galleeries: Scenes from the Woodland Ways circular walk by a WW volunteer
Voulunteer Tree image on front page by Sarah White: Creative Commons image
The Woodland Ways galleries - charting the change in our community woodland through the year...
Images by a Woodland Ways volunteer
Woodland Ways translate
November
Newsletter
Check out our volunteer page, you can
help change the landscape too!
The mission of
Woodland Ways
Education for sustainable development through local
action and global awareness
Discover our educational policy and vision here
Our home page
Our August gallery
You can send WoodlandWays a message from our contact us page...
Updated Work party calendar from January 2012
Everyone is welcome to come along, no experience necessary
The work parties last two hours but you don’t have to stay to the end.
We usually stop for coffee. Tools are provided.
Children are very welcome if accompanied by a responsible adult.
Work parties start at 10 o’clock with a ‘tools-talk’.
Please don’t miss this 5-minute ‘what and why and how’ safety talk. Read more...
Now with added links:
We have just updated our web links page, and reloaded some
of your favourite links from past issues of our site.
Find out about trees and bats too!
A new woodland for Woodland Ways
You can see a short gallery of images from our
recent volunteer work party here.
We were happy to clear some of the paths in this ex-Christmas tree plantation and to help improve the environment for the badgers and
other wildlife in the wood. See more here...
No Snow in Suffolk - until February 5th 2012!
You can see our woodland in winter here...
But there is a white landscape elsewhere.
Have a look at our feature winter landscape gallery here.
Makes you shiver...(external web link)
Featured web site - an occasional series
The Friends of the Urban Forest in San Francisco have a great catalogue of the city trees. In conjunction with the city Bureau of Urban Forestry, residents can identify and report on the health of trees in their vicinity.