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	Rea Valley Conservation Group The Rea Valley Conservation Group is 25 years old in 2013 and was the first along the River Rea corridor. All other groups owe a large debt to the members who began this group in the 1980s. At present the RVCG are in the process of gaining a licence to care for a small green space by Coleys Lane, Northfield. They plan to manage the site as a small nature reserve that will be open to the public at certain times. Save
	Senneleys Park The Friends of Senneleys Park are a local community group working with other bodies to preserve, develop and improve the environment, facilities and usage of Senneleys Park. The park has entrances off Mill Lane, Kingsbridge Road and Senneleys Park Road, with a playground close to the Mill Road entrance. Save
	Bordesley Green Forest Garden is one of the largest community food forest projects in the West Midlands. The project works with the local community and wider region to promote regenerative urban food production and community collaboration. A forest garden is defined as an edible and productive garden using trees, shrubs and other perennial plants. These are mixed in such a way as to mimic the structure of a natural forest – the most stable and sustainable type of ecosystem in our climate. The project is open to volunteers of all ages, experience and skill levels in a bid to promote eco-system design, community resilience, and low input food production methods. If you would like to know more about the project, or receive event information, you can join its Facebook page or email project co-ordinator, Andrew Walton, at andrew@bioregionbirmingham.org.
	Jones Wood Friends of Jones Wood - Looking after an historic woodland area in the heart of Walmley
	Ideal Village Park Friends of Idea Village Park - a heritage park created in the Bordesley Green Area, east Birmingham, surrounded by housing.