Conservation in Cotteridge Park

Posted March 6, 2018

Can you spare an hour from 10-11am on Tuesdays to help keep Cotteridge Park looking good?

We’ve got bulbs, plants and trees to plant this Winter. Not to mention trees to feather and weeds to deal with.

Tasks will be available for all abilities…and tea & biscuits!

Meet at the Shed. Tools & gloves provided

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 06/03/2018
10:00 am - 11:00 am

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Cotteridge Park

Can you spare an hour from 10-11am on Tuesdays to help keep Cotteridge Park looking good?

We’ve got bulbs, plants and trees to plant this Winter. Not to mention trees to feather and weeds to deal with.

Tasks will be available for all abilities…and tea & biscuits!

Meet at the Shed. Tools & gloves provided

Type of event

Conservation

Categorised in: Conservation

This post was written by BOSF

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Conservation in Cotteridge Park

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