Green Farm - Reaching out to Ancient Woodland

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Wild Worcestershire

Worcestershire Wildlife Trust

2 episodes

6 days ago

Go wild about Worcestershire's wildlife. Join our volunteer podcast host, Lee Robinson, as he journeys across the county to learn more about our work to help wildlife and connect people to nature.

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Go wild about Worcestershire's wildlife. Join our volunteer podcast host, Lee Robinson, as he journeys across the county to learn more about our work to help wildlife and connect people to nature.

Nature

Science

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Green Farm - Reaching out to Ancient Woodland

Wild Worcestershire

1 hour 3 minutes 29 seconds

1 month ago

Green Farm - Reaching out to Ancient Woodland

In 2022 Worcestershire Wildlife Trust bought 23 hectares of land at Green Farm next to their much-loved Monkwood nature reserve, a few miles north of Worcester.

Join podcast host Lee Robinson as he takes a walk with Dominique Cragg, manager of Monkwood, and Laura Ealam, project officer to see how wildlife is starting to thrive on Green Farm and to find out more about how communities are helping nature to spread its wings even further.

Find out more about how the project developed https://www.worcswildlifetrust.co.uk/blog/monkwood-musings

The purchase of Green Farm was made possible by the generosity of the Trust’s members, the public, National Lottery players via The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Severn Waste Services, The Banister Charitable Trust, 3dtotal.com Ltd and The LG Harris Charitable Trust. The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation initially bought the land to give the Trust time to raise fundraise for its purchase.