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

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The mission of

Woodland Ways

Education for sustainable development through local

action and global awareness

Discover our educational policy and vision here

Equality and Diversity at Woodland Ways

Diversity and inclusion statement

We value the range of different people in Moreton Hall, the part of Bury St Edmunds in which Woodland Ways is active, but recognise some people can be disadvantaged and discriminated against as a member or as a service user.

We are committed to developing  policies to tackle inequality and exclusion, by ensuring services are accessible and our practices fair.

We want to make sure people are not discriminated against for any reason, including their disability, gender, race, colour, ethnic origin, religion, faith, beliefs, culture, nationality, age, sexuality, family circumstances, socio-economic status.

This list is not complete and there are other forms of discrimination, which we will not tolerate.

We will not tolerate discrimination of any kind.

Social inclusion is about enabling people to take part in society on equal terms with others.

This can be achieved in a number of ways and could mean improving a person’s access to Woodland Ways’ activities and services.

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