Welsh Harp Education Centre Vegetation Management

Saturday 8^th March, 10am – 2pm

Our woodland needs your help! Join us at the Welsh Harp Education Centre to help clear the plants growing and taking over our woodland and pushing on the fences. We will be using cutting tools to clear brambles (blackberry plants) and ivy to clear a space along the fence line bordering the allotments near the classroom buildings.

This event is for individual adults or families with children aged 9 years and over as we will be trampling into overgrown areas with uneven ground and overhanging plants and using cutting tools - it’s a little more adventurous than usual!

Stay for an hour or the whole event, but please come from the beginning so we can provide adults and young people with wellington safety boots, gloves and tools and children with scissors for cutting vegetation. Tea, coffee, biscuits and a warm room provided, bring your lunch if you like.

Please do give me a call to see if this event is suitable for you and your family, I would love to hear from you! 

How to Book:

• Register or login on Plinth to book ticket/s for adults and children.
• To book multiple tickets, book your first one, then add a person.
• No need to print your tickets, we have your details once you book.
• If you need to cancel your booking, log into Plinth, go to My Account, My Bookings and cancel.

Location:

Meet at Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre (Google Maps link)

Birchen Grove, NW9 8RY. Follow the signs towards the Birchen Grove Garden Centre.

The postcode covers a large area so please use the Google Maps link (not Apple Maps) or the What3Words location link here: ///woof.charm.visits

Any Questions?

Deb Frankiewicz

Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre

Email: welshharpcentre@thames21.org.uk

Ph: 07711 701 694

Further info:

• Places are limited and booking is essential, please cancel your Plinth booking if you can no longer attend.
• An adult must attend & supervise children throughout activities.
• We will be walking on uneven ground and you may have to bend and duck under branches.
• Please wear comfortable outdoor clothing in layers and a spare pair of socks if it’s cold for wellington safety boots (adults). Please bring a waterproof jacket if it is forecast to rain.
• All tools and gardening gloves provided.