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Sunday 17 March

We will be tree planting in the clearing in Cox’s Wood on Sunday morning. We will meet at 10.00am as usual in the Scout Hut car park. There may also be some additional work to clear up arisings as contractors will be clearing the ditch on the edge of Cox’s Wood for the Town Council this week. The ground is still very muddy so wear boots and bring work gloves.

Sunday 18th February 2024

We will meet at 10.00am in the Scout Hut car park to carry out a range of tasks, which we hope will include some hazel hedge laying. Please bring work-gloves and suitable boots for wet and muddy ground.

EXTRA EVENT – COPPICING Thursday 25th January

We will be helping Thame Town Council with some hazel coppicing in Ham Wood, which was planted by the Woodland Trust. We will meet at 10am at the entrance to the wood which is in Moorend Lane, just a little way along from the sewage works! Bowsaws and loppers provided. We plan to make dead hedges with cut material to help protect new growth.

SUNDAY 21 JANUARY 2O24

We will meet at 10.00am in the Scout Hut car park to carry out a range of tasks, which we hope will include planting some hawthorn hedging. Please bring workgloves, suitable boots for wet and muddy ground conditions, and a spade if you would like to help.

DRONE flight over Cuttle Brook reserve

This video was made using a drone flying over the Cuttle Brook reserve for our display in Thame Museum.

From Nige Forshaw (Rubicon Drones)  – Here’s the link to the Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve video on my YouTube page:

​​    https://youtu.be/nO-GEoUOaEw?si=xI8oTip3IKaV-r5N

Sunday 19th November

We meet at 10am  for about 3 hours work. Assemble in the Scout Hut car park in Southern Road. Tasks will include repairing the bridges, with new boards to be put on the little bridge over the ditch.

Sunday 15th October

We will meet at 10am at the Scout Hut car park in Southern Road. A variety of tasks but wellies and gloves may be useful. Work may include removal of invasive plants from the pond and work along the brook.

COMING SOON – THAME MUSEUM

We are busy putting together an exhibition that will be in Thame Museum at the end of October to celebrate 30 years of the Cuttle Brook Conservation Volunteers managing the nature reserve. It will highlight some of the changes over the last 30 years and things you can see. Do come along to find out more!

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