Come along and help with surveying the woodland flora and monitoring the wood's condition. Monitoring is an important part of woodland management, helping to ensure that the work being done is having the beneficial effects … Continue reading Flora survey and condition monitoring
Join us for a walk around the wood to see the bluebells and other spring flowers. An expert from Warwickshire Wildlife Trust will be on hand to guide us. Time to be confirmed.
Come and help survey the butterfly population in Oakley Wood and help monitor its health. An essential part of managing a woodland for wildlife is monitoring the wildlife to make sure that the management is … Continue reading Butterfly survey
As part of the Kew National Tree Seed Project we will be collecting seed to help build a tree seed collection for long term conservation. For further information please contact George Green at Warwickshire Wildlife … Continue reading Tree seed project
Join Warwickshire Wildlife Trust and the Friends of Oakley Wood for an autumnal walk, exploring Oakley Wood’s wildlife. Discover seasonal wonders and learn more about woodland management on this walk, which will be led by … Continue reading Autumn walk
Come and help establish how well natural regeneration is developing in Oakley Wood. Natural regeneration is an important part of the wood's management plan. We need to know how well it is doing to help … Continue reading Monitoring woodland regeneration
A morning of coppicing for our regular volunteer group. For further information please contact George Green at Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, and let him know in advance if you wish to help out.
A morning coppicing for our regular volunteer group For further information please contact George Green at Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, and let him know in advance if you wish to help out.
A practical task planting hedgerows for our regular volunteer group For further information please contact George Green at Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, and let him know in advance if you wish to help out.
A practical day of controlling non-native plants for our regular volunteer group For further information please contact George Green at Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, and let him know in advance if you wish to help out.