Trees of Hazel Hill Wood and how to identify trees
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About this event
Learn about the trees of Hazel Hill Wood, get tips on how to identify trees and meet new people - a rare opportunity during the national lockdown. An interactive session where we’ll be encouraging you to get involved (though if you’d rather just watch and listen that’s fine too).
If you feel able to give a donation, your money will support Hazel Hill Trust’s charitable work promoting wellbeing, resilience and sustainability: for individuals, society and the natural world.
Hazel Hill Wood is a magical nature reserve and education centre near Salisbury. Usually we welcome people to the wood as a place where they can come into contact with nature, help conserve the natural environment and let the natural environment nourish them. We know that during the lockdown it is hard for people to get out to the woods and so we are running this session to bring the woods to you. This session will be led by Charley Miller, our Conservation and Education Coordinator.
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We will deliver this online session using Zoom. Please log in to the event at 09:55 for a prompt 10am start.
Supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Organiser Hazel Hill Wood
Organiser of Trees of Hazel Hill Wood and how to identify trees
Hazel Hill Wood is a beautiful, secluded 70-acre wood and sustainable retreat and education centre, seven miles from Salisbury, offering unique scope for people to deepen their connection with nature and learn about living renewably.
Our events programme includes retreats, conservation activities and the wood is available for hire and group bookings. The facilities include an indoor group room and large kitchen, heated bedrooms and sleeping lofts, good showers, compost loos, along with beautiful outside spaces, camping area and hot tub. We can offer a range of teaching inputs and conservation projects on programmes for external clients.
