Events

Upper Woodburn is one of the key native and ancient woodland sites along the Campsies. While much of the neighbouring land was deforested for grazing and farmland, somehow Upper Woodburn survived. The site is categorised as upland oak woodland, which is a highly threatened habitat and we have a plan to improve the condition of the wood through removing rhododendron and through planting new trees, protected from browsing by deer.

Come and join us in our conservation efforts on our regular monthly workparties – all welcome. 10-1230pm with lunch provided afterwards.

FREE Please email kat at nager@hotmail.co.uk if you would like to join in

We also plan to hold week-long residentials where there will be three days of conservation and two days where you can rest up and enjoy the location. If you are interested in these please get in touch!

Upper Woodburn is one of the key native and ancient woodland sites along the Campsies. While much of the neighbouring land was deforested for grazing and farmland, somehow Upper Woodburn survived. The site is categorised as upland oak woodland, which is a highly threatened habitat and we have a plan to improve the condition of the wood through removing rhododendron and through planting new trees, protected from browsing by deer.

Come and join us in our conservation efforts on our regular monthly workparties – all welcome. 10-1230pm with lunch provided afterwards.

FREE Please email kat at nager@hotmail.co.uk if you would like to join in

We also plan to hold week-long residentials where there will be three days of conservation and two days where you can rest up and enjoy the location. If you are interested in these please get in touch!

Upper Woodburn is one of the key native and ancient woodland sites along the Campsies. While much of the neighbouring land was deforested for grazing and farmland, somehow Upper Woodburn survived. The site is categorised as upland oak woodland, which is a highly threatened habitat and we have a plan to improve the condition of the wood through removing rhododendron and through planting new trees, protected from browsing by deer.

Come and join us in our conservation efforts on our regular monthly workparties – all welcome. 10-1230pm with lunch provided afterwards.

FREE Please email kat at nager@hotmail.co.uk if you would like to join in

We also plan to hold week-long residentials where there will be three days of conservation and two days where you can rest up and enjoy the location. If you are interested in these please get in touch!