By Alex Marshall | Charity Intern
It’s been a busy few months here at Andover Trees United!
We have been working hard in the woods and on the allotment tending to our young trees and wildflowers. We’ve also built a new dipping pond in the woods, allowing us to increase biodiversity and provide a space to run pond-dipping sessions. We have added more wildflowers to the meadow at our community planting days - 3000 in total were grown from seed by 100s of children and adults who took part in schools, at events on the High St and on our community allotment. And, in general, we have undertaken much watering!
Aside from workdays in the woods, we've been running lots of activities and events:
Now that we’re well and truly into autumn, tree planting season is just around the corner and we’re gearing up for our annual tree planting fortnight November 16th-29th. Around 1000 local school children and others from the community will come and plant their trees in the wood.
With your support, we are on the way to achieving the funding we need to make this happen. If you like our work, we hope that you will continue to support us, share it with others and help us to keep raising these much-needed funds. Thank you.
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By Wendy Davis | Project Leader
By Wendy Davis | Project Leader
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