Work Party 03/01/2021
The sudden arrival just before Christmas of 10 canopy trees donated by Rushcliffe Borough Council prompted an additional work party to get them planted. Fortunately we had managed to get…
The sudden arrival just before Christmas of 10 canopy trees donated by Rushcliffe Borough Council prompted an additional work party to get them planted. Fortunately we had managed to get…
A combination of the weather and closeness to Christmas limited participation today, but we were delighted to welcome two new volunteers, Jess and Paul. There was a gap in the…
SHARPHILL WOOD FLORA SURVEY 2020 Report to accompany Excel Spreadsheet ‘Flora Survey_2020’ link at the bottom of the page Introduction Sharphill Wood is a native mixed, primarily deciduous, woodland and…
While walking through Sharphill wood during the Autumn, you will come across fungi of all shapes and sizes. The link below is from Notts Wildlife trust and gives information on…
Today we ran two separate work parties of 6, operating in different parts of the site. Between the two work parties we planted whips that we had been unable to plant because of lockdown at…
Work Parties 2025 26 January 23 February 23 March 27 April 25 May 22 Jun 27 July No Work Party August 28 September 26 October 23 November 14 December Work…
It was great to be able to hold our first work party since lock-down, even though we were restricted, with a maximum of 6 members. Four regulars were joined by…
Sharphill Wood is home to birds typical of deciduous woodland and its margins. Resident species are supplemented by a handful of summer visitors. Although birds can be quite difficult to…
There are three official access points to Sharphill Wood, one at the northern end (Peveril entrance) and two at the south-eastern corner. There is no access directly from a road.…
There were 8 ordinary meetings of the Friends of Sharphill Wood in the year to 12 May 2020. The 10 September 2019 meeting was inquorate, the 8 October meeting was…