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Home / Events / Free Volunteer Course: Tree Thinning 1/2

Free Volunteer Course: Tree Thinning 1/2

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Boundary Brook Nature Reserve
42 Boundary Brook Rd, - Oxford,
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51.739077 -1.231469

Date/Time
Date(s) - 21/11/2021
11:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Boundary Brook Nature Reserve

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As part of the Winter Work Plan at Boundary Brook we will be thinning trees in the high canopy woodland and creating some woodland glades for ground flora enrichment.  You will learn how to use traditional tree-felling techniques with hand tools, training and support provided.  Please bring protective hats if you have them, though protective equipment will be provided.

Please come and help us with this important aspect of the seasonal work on the nature reserve.

Bring your own lunch and refreshments

Booking essential, please email info@ouwg.org.uk

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