Saturday 4 January 2020

Fresh air, healthy activity and useful work at Welsh Harp Centre on January 18th


You are invited to join me for our next Friends event on:
Saturday 18th January, 10.00am – 12.30pm

Each month a great group of individuals come together to do extremely useful conservation and maintenance work around the Centre using basic gardening tools, to gain skills and meet new people. This work supports the activities of the Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre including over 3000 school children that attend the Centre each year and improves the biodiversity of the woodland habitat.


What will be the tasks at the next event?
  • Rehabilitating a model river teaching space
  • Other tasks as they come up
What else do you need to know?
  • All welcome! Young people aged 17 years and under need to be accompanied by a responsible adult, each individual child under 11 years old will need an adult with them at all times as we are using sharp tools. 
  • Tasks can be adapted or alternative tasks available for all levels of involvement.
  • Tea, coffee and snacks, steel toe cap wellington boots, tools and gloves are all provided. 
  • Wear comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for gardening.
  • Please meet inside the Education Centre.
If you would like further information about the group, please email me:
Deb Frankiewicz
welshharpcentre@thames21.org.uk.
  

The Centre is on Birchen Grove, off Blackbird Hill, NW9

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