For Saturday 16th March we will be joining some volunteers from Exeter Uni at Houndtor Woods for a
project with Natural England. The task is to clear and burn some brash, plant
some hazel whips and fence a series of 20m2 enclosures in a conifer
plantation, as an experiment to discover the best way of bringing back the
natural deciduous woodland.
The ground is
quite rough and steep so you'll need sturdy shoes and old clothes. Don't forget
your packed lunch, a MUG for hot drinks and waterproofs!!
We will be
leaving the Hive at 09.45, arriving back at Uni at 16.30
For Wednesday
20th March we will be working with the Wildlife Hit Squad at Bovey
Heathfield. The task will involve scrub clearance for important heathland
wildlife such as Dormice, Fritillary Butterflies and Birds of Prey.
Sturdy shoes and waterproofs are recommended and also a packed
lunch and a MUG for tea and coffee that I will provide.
We will be leaving the Hive at 09.30, arriving back at Uni at
16.00
There will be separate sign-up sheets for each event in the Hive
situated within the SU and you are welcome to sign-up for either project or
both if studies allow you the time!!
If you have any questions regarding the events please contact the
volunteer team in the Hive (volunteer@su.plymouth.ac.uk).
I look forward to seeing some of you there,
Cheers,
Simon Stringer and Alice Hedges (Green Team Project Leaders)
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