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01/09/2024 am 6:33 pm #85795

We are a small coop (currently seven members) who own and manage 24 acres, a significant portion of which is dedicated to sustainable practices such as coppice rotation, tree planting, and wildlife habitat conservation. We have owned the land for more than 20 years and have a strong commitment to sustainability and conservation. Our activities include crafts, educational activities, and much more, all in line with our mission of sustainable living and conservation.
We are a friendly and relaxed group and love spending time in our woods together. However, we have lost a couple of members recently, and some of the remaining members don’t have as much time and energy as we used to. So we are looking for a few new members with time, energy and initiative to join us. Some of us live close to the woods, and some are a bit further away. We only get together about once a month to do work days though some maintain gardens and even keep chickens there. There is the opportunity for members to have their own allotment plot though most of the land is managed communally. There is room for people to develop new ideas and start new projects that fit the group’s ethos.
If you are interested in joining, please get in touch with us for a discussion and to organise a visit and meeting with us.
Contact: Martin 07815486193