Wear appropriate clothing, gloves, stout footwear. Bring tools if you can for cutting back vegetation, or weeding.
Wear appropriate clothing, gloves, stout footwear. Bring tools if you can for cutting back vegetation, or weeding.
Please come and help tidy up Maybush Copse. Wear gloves, stout footwear and appropriate clothing. Bring tools if you can for cutting back vegetation or weeding.
I suggest we postpone this one – things are quiet in the copse at present, and it will be cold. The only task that I would particularly like to do tomorrow is sprinkling sand on the main track.
Let’s tidy the place up, cut back some of the vegetation, and replenish the woodchip on the paths. We have plenty of woodchip.
Everyone welcome. Bring tools if you can, gloves, stout footwear, and appropriate clothing.
This event is POSTPONED because of forecast cloud cover.
A chance to participate in some stargazing with Richard Austin, AONB Manager, and the South Downs Astronomical Society. If it’s a clear evening, we’ll be able to see the Moon around the first quarter and lunar craters. Mars and Saturn buy valacyclovir online will be visible. Objects of interest include: M57 Ring Nebula, the Andromeda Galaxy, M13 Globular Cluster, the Double Cluster in Perseus, and Albireo (double star). Organised by the Chichester Harbour Conservancy, this event is free, no booking is required, but it is weather dependent.
Come and make fresh apple juice in the fresh air. Bring a container so that you can take some juice home. A pork bap Lunch for the workers! Accompanied children are very welcome. It is a free event, but contributions would be welcome.
But we need your donations of apples!
If you have surplus apples/windfalls you are happy for us to have, please email stephen johnson. We will come and pick/collect on Thur/Friday Sept 20/21.
Find out how amazing bats are. The event if free, but numbers are strictly limited. Please book by email to stephen johnson pskjohnson2000@gmail.com No dogs. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Please bring a torch. Meet at the Cot Lane onlinepharmacytabs entrance to Maybush Copse for 8pm start. We will use bat detectors to listen for the ultrasonic echolocation calls.
The event is weather dependent – Bats don’t like wind or rain.
Please come along and do your bit to keep Maybush Copse tidy by cutting back vegetation etc.. Children very welcome if accompanied by a responsible adult. Wear appropriate clothing, gardening gloves, stout footwear. Bring tools if you can.
Work party – a Spring Clean for the Copse with the encouragement of cake and other refreshments for the workers. Various tasks – cutting back vegetation, raking grass cuttings, removal of teazles from the grassy areas. Fill in the rabbit-dug trip hazards! Bring appropriate tools if you can.
Don’t feel you have to stay for two hours. Come for an hour and then move on to St Wilfrid’s for the Plant Sale.
Have you heard the cuckoo yet?
Come along to our community evening and AGM and find out more about our wonderful local community woodland. Following the AGM, annual report and slideshow, guest speaker Peter Hughes, the Chichester Harbour Conservancy Ecologist, will speak about Sussex Birds and climate change. We will finish up with refreshments, and a chance for informal discussion