Hedge Clipping 7
In October we were busy collecting tree seeds ready for processing and potting up. We have collected acorns, hawthorn and blackthorn berries
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Jane Reeve
- Oct 10
- 2 min
Hedge Clipping 6
In September the project has been busy putting together information and a schedule for the winter planting season...
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Louise Barnetson
- Oct 6
- 3 min
Good Start to Our Wildlife Habitat Management Season
Join Us As a Volunteer! September marked the beginning of our busy habitat management season, which will run through until next Spring....
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Jane Reeve
- Sep 4
- 2 min
Hedge Clipping 5
In autumn the trees that make up the hedgerows produce many varieties of fruit that are very important for a large range of wildlife.
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Jane Reeve
- Aug 7
- 2 min
Hedge Clipping 4
One special species that relies on the nectar and pollen of native trees in spring is the hazel dormouse...
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MWHG Team
- Jul 10
- 8 min
MWHG Newsletter: 10th July 2023
This month's upcoming historical display in Selsey, a heritage trail walk taking place in August and updates from our projects.
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Louise Barnetson
- Jul 6
- 3 min
Finding and Recording Wildlife: Magical Moths, Brilliant Bats, + Valued Volunteers
By Louise Barnetson Above: Magpie Moth. Spring and Summer is a good time to be out looking for wildlife. The birds are nesting, the bees...
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Jane Reeve
- Jul 6
- 2 min
Hedge Clipping 3
June’s project work was focussed on continuing to gather information about hedges, specifically, on historic information on where hedgerows
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Jane Reeve
- Jun 10
- 2 min
Hedge Clipping 2
The last month has been spent gathering information about the hedges on the peninsula, starting with the data collected by FLOW...
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MWHG Team
- Jun 5
- 1 min
Tree-mendous Accounting Initiative
MWHG has partnered with Lewis Brownlee to support their new 'Tree-mendous Accounting' initiative.
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Louise Barnetson
- Jun 2
- 2 min
Successful Family Wildlife Day in Birdham
Free family wildlife and nature day
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Louise Barnetson
- May 11
- 3 min
Finally some warmth, and lots of wildlife and wildflowers
By Louise Barnetson The Spring took a little while to get going this year so we've been pleased to enjoy a little bit of warmth in recent...
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MWHG Team
- May 7
- 6 min
MWHG Newsletter: 8th May 2023
Look out for details of two family-friendly events we will be hosting this May!
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Jane Reeve
- May 7
- 1 min
Hedge Clipping 1
It is National Hedgerow week 8th to the 14th May and a chance to recognise these biodiversity hotspots that often get overlooked and unloved
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Louise Barnetson
- Mar 31
- 2 min
Our Community Conservation Project continues to deliver wildlife habitat improvements and education
By Louise Barnetson Our Wittering Area Community Conservation Project, funded by the Woodger Trust, has seen us continue our work...
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Louise Barnetson
- Mar 17
- 3 min
Wiley Sow Wildflowers in West Wittering
By Louise Barnetson A team from publishing company, Wiley, joined us in March for a corporate volunteering day in West Wittering. As part...
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Louise Barnetson
- Mar 8
- 4 min
Searching for Signs of Spring
By Louise Barnetson It's been quite a cold winter and as we move into March - and 'meteorological spring' - it seems like winter isn't...
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Louise Barnetson
- Feb 6
- 2 min
A Busy Start to the Year
By Louise Barnetson We kicked off 2023 with a busy January/early-February for the Wittering Area Community Conservation Project: 5...
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Meerabai Kings
- Jan 11
- 2 min
Tips for the green-fingered reader
By Meerabai Kings If you’re striving for a gorgeous garden on the Manhood Peninsula, buzzing with biodiversity and plastic free, then our...
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Louise Barnetson
- Dec 14, 2022
- 2 min
Volunteering: the Gift that Keeps Giving
We've had a busy autumn/winter period so far. Our Wittering Area Community Conservation Project, funded by the Woodger Trust...
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