Archenfield Community Environment Group has a lot going on in the next few weeks. All are welcome. Saturday 14th Sept: Archenfield Repair Café: 2.00pm – 4.30pm, Llangrove Village Hall. Thursday 26th Sept: Tim Kaye Director of CLaN. The Wonder of Hedgerows, their interconnections, importance and how to take care of them. Come and find out about our Community Tree Nursery while you are there. The Garron Centre. Llangarron. 7.00pm – 8.30pm. Refreshments available. Saturday 5th Oct: Community Apple Juicing with Ploughers Lunches, a cider and perry bar, Wimberry Clog Dancers, children’s activities and a display of local perry pears and apples. 1.00pm – 4.30pm. Saturday 12th Oct: Archenfield Repair
Blinded by the Light? Wednesday 25th September from 7.30pm – 9pm, Are you troubled by light pollution in your community or want to see more Dark Skies across Herefordshire? Yolande Watson, Herefordshire CPRE Executive Team member and lead for Dark Skies Herefordshire, will outline the different types of light pollution, explain why dark skies are important to humans and the natural environment, and offer simple solutions you can put in place to reduce light pollution, enhance biodiversity and save money. Whether you are a passionate conservationist or an amateur astronomer, there will be something for you To book for this free event,
Blinded by the Light? Wednesday 25th September from 7.30pm – 9pm, Are you troubled by light pollution in your community or want to see more Dark Skies across Herefordshire? Yolande Watson, Herefordshire CPRE Executive Team member and lead for Dark Skies Herefordshire, will outline the different types of light pollution, explain why dark skies are important to humans and the natural environment, and offer simple solutions you can put in place to reduce light pollution, enhance biodiversity and save money. Whether you are a passionate conservationist or an amateur astronomer, there will be something for you Find booking details for this free event in next
September sees the start of a new programme of online events for HGN members. The first will be: Blinded by the Light? Wednesday 25th September from 7.30pm – 9pm, Are you troubled by light pollution in your community or want to see more Dark Skies across Herefordshire? Yolande Watson, Herefordshire CPRE Executive Team member and lead for Dark Skies Herefordshire, will outline the different types of light pollution, explain why dark skies are important to humans and the natural environment, and offer simple solutions you can put in place to reduce light pollution, enhance biodiversity and save money. Whether you are a passionate conservationist or
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust have a full programme of events aimed at all ages over the coming months including dawn chorus, moths and more. For more details, and to book, Click here Click here to read the spring newsletter from HWT City Branch including volunteering opportunities and upcoming walks and talks
Midlands Forest Network are setting up a series of workshops to shape their developing strategy. Your input is important to them so that they co-create a network that supports your collective ambitions to scale impact. This will be an opportunity for you to: Influence the developing strategy and priority mapping. Network with other organisations looking to collaborate and share learning. Identify the funding, advocacy and resources needed to achieve the shared ambition. Please book a spot and save the date to the online workshops that are relevant to you – EVENTBRITE BOOKING PAGE. Woodland creation: 14th May 14.00-16.00 For organisations and landowners/managers protecting,
Midlands Forest Network would like to share their new YouTube channel, including individual recordings of all presentations and discussions from their launch event. At the launch event they asked – How will the Midlands Forest Network add value to your work? The key themes that came across were: Partnership working – Shared skills, knowledge and collaboration to scale up delivery. Strategic approach – Connecting, co-ordinating and aligning initiatives across the region to create significant and meaningful impact for nature, people and business. Access to green finance/funding – Creating a regional structure to develop and disseminate scalable and replicable business models for
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust have a full programme of events aimed at all ages from Wild Adventure Club for 8 – 12 year olds to an immersive regenerative farm experience on Easter Sunday. For more details, and to book, Click here Click here to read the latest newsletter from HWT City Branch including volunteering opportunities and updates on their work on flooding. On Saturday 23rd March the HWT Ross group will be running a Wild About Gardens workshop. It runs from 9:30am to 12:30pm in the Baptist Church in Broad Street, Ross on Wye. Booking
