Harrow Nature Conservation Forum


Upcoming walks and other recreational and educational events

Saturday September 4th 2010 8:00 PM Stanmore Country Park Moth evening

For meeting places and contact details click on the link to the specific site.


Working parties
Working parties do various jobs from the major, such as felling trees to create grassland rides, to jobs as simple as cutting back bramble from paths or picking up litter. All are useful in keeping the reserves attractive to both wildlife and people. You get some gentle exercise in pleasant surroundings. Tools are provided - just bring your lunch. Most working parties finish around 4PM, but there is no need to stay all day.

For more information about a working party, contact the individual site warden (clink on the link for this and other details about each site including the meeting point) or contact Steve Bolsover (by email at admin@harrowncf.org or by phone at 020 8933 2823). We can provide transport to the site: just contact Steve Bolsover as above.

Saturday 4th September 2010 Bentley Old Vicarage 10:00 AM Reserve Work
Saturday 4th September 2010 Roxbourne Rough 10:00 AM Working Party
Saturday 25th September 2010 Stanmore Common 10:30 AM Working Party
Saturday 2nd October 2010 Bentley Old Vicarage 10:00 AM Reserve Work
Sunday 3rd October 2010 Roxbourne Rough 10:00 AM Working Party
Saturday 9th October 2010 Stanmore Common 10:30 AM Working Party
Sunday 17th October 2010 Stanmore Country Park 10:00 AM Coppicing with the BTCV*
Saturday 30th October 2010 Roxbourne Rough 10:00 AM Working Party
Saturday 6th November 2010 Bentley Old Vicarage 10:00 AM Reserve Work
Saturday 13th November 2010 Stanmore Common 10:30 AM Working Party
Sunday 21st November 2010 Stanmore Country Park 10:00 AM Coppicing with the BTCV*
Sunday 21st November 2010 Roxbourne Rough 10:00 AM Working Party
Saturday 4th December 2010 Stanmore Common 10:30 AM Working Party
Saturday 18th December 2010 Roxbourne Rough 10:00 AM Working Party
* The BTCV brings groups of volunteers to our sites from their base in central London. Do make sure and introduce yourself to the HNCF site warden, otherwise they may assume you are one of the BTCV group being looked after by their supervisor.
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