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Category Archives: Wellesley Woodlands
Blackwater Valley Rangers and volunteers take-on Invasive Species!
Invasive non-native species harm the environment and wildlife, are costly to the economy, and can even pose a risk to our health and way of life. During Invasive Species Week (13-17 May), organisations across the UK, Ireland, Jersey, Guernsey and the … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Gerry's Copse, Moor Green Lakes, River, Volunteers, Wellesley Woodlands, Wildlife
Tagged invasive plant, invasive species
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The First Signs of Success
Whilst out chipping with Assistant Ranger Matt and Student Josh we stumbled across some fresh new spring growth peaking through the woodland floor in Puckridge, Wellesley Woodlands. These signs of life are from the hard work Ranger Jenny and the … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Wellesley Woodlands, Wildlife
Tagged BVCT, Wellesley Woodlands, wildflower
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Prickly Problem Becomes Princely Prize
On the 19th March the BVC Volunteers joined Matt, Stu and I in the car park at the junction of Queen’s Avenue and Prince’s Avenue, Aldershot to tackle an overgrown, long neglected hawthorn hedge that borders an MOD car park. … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Volunteers, Wellesley Woodlands
Tagged BVCV, Hedge, Holly, litterpick, Wellesley Woodlands, WWIG
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Women In Construction Careers Event at Wellesley
Grainger Plc, which is building new homes at Wellesley, Aldershot, ran a Women in Construction Careers Event in March to inspire female students from local colleges to consider a career in construction, and to dispel the myth that it is … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Wellesley Woodlands
Tagged Education, presentation, women in construction
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Egg-citing events at Wellesley Woods
With a hint of Spring in the air our new Community Coordinator Nicci has been busy organising events in Wellesley Woods! Fri 22 Feb – Spring Bird Walks We still have places on the 2pm & 3pm Spring Bird Walks … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Wellesley Woodlands
Tagged Bird Watching, Easter, Event, Half Term, photography, School Holidays, walk, Wellesley Woodlands
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Peering Through Parsons
On Tuesday 29th the volunteers joined me at the base of Redan Hill, Aldershot to carry on working our way through the tall, dense laurel. This area of woodland at the base of the hill is part of a selection … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Volunteers, Wellesley Woodlands
Tagged laurel clearance, parsons, Wellesley green corridor
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Swan Rescue at Chalk Farm!
Following a report of a swan trapped in the ice, Ranger’s Jenny and Laura and Blackwater Valley new recruit Nicci, headed to Chalk Farm this afternoon. At the lake we met Jacob from Wildlife Action (who had also been called … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Sites, Wellesley Woodlands, Wildlife
Tagged Wellesley Woodlands
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