Community Hedge Planting Day at Lydling Farm with Surrey Hills Society
Date and time
Join Surrey Hills Society at Lydling Farm for a day of voluntary tree planting!
About this event
Fifth generation farmer Angus Stovold and the Surrey Hills Society are working together to plant native hedgerows at Lydling Farm, which will create vital wildlife corridors in the landscape along the footpaths used by the community.
This is part of a series of projects across the Surrey Hills AONB. Hedgerow planting is a fun activity, suitable for individuals, families and friends and a great way to enjoy the beautiful Surrey Hills landscape. Native hedgerows will help to support and encourage species such as barn owls, hedgehogs, and dormice. Angus is committed to promoting biodiversity on his farm and there are already rare Grey Partridge and Skylarks beginning to visit the farm.
We would love it if you could join us in planting a variety of native tree species for both people and nature to enjoy!
Where to meet
The top of Chalk Lane, off Puttenham Lane, Shackleford where you will be directed to the planting site.
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Getting here
If travelling by car, parking is available. Please meet at the same location where you will be directed to a parking spot.
If travelling by public transport, please visit this website for information. NB: Please be aware that this event is taking place on a Sunday and public transport may therefore, run reduced services.
What to bring
Gloves and a spade if you have one but it’s not essential.
Wear warm, old clothes and appropriate footwear as it could be muddy!
Further information
Light refreshments will be available and there will be access to toilets. Please contact us if you have any allergies.
Children are welcome but must be always supervised by a responsible adult. This event is not suitable for dogs.
Please Note: If it is raining heavily, the ground is frozen or covered in snow on the day, the event will be postponed. Please do not smoke at this event.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Please be aware that all voluntary work is undertaken at your own risk and the organisers , Surrey Hills Society and AONB is not responsible for any personal possessions or risk.