Tree
planting.
Children from a local environment club are taught how to plant trees
using recycled tubes and cut stakes from the wood. 200 trees were
planted in winter 05/06 to carbon neutralise the Cornwall Sustainable
Energy Project biennial conference.
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Funding for a
new entrance, interpretation boards and a longer walk were provided by
Kerrier
District Council’s Liveability Fund.
We
manage Crenver Grove, the Dandelion Trust’s Nature Refuge.
Members of Ground Force enjoying a sustainable leisure activity at
Crenver Grove.
Artists'
Willow Charcoal
Artists Willow
Charcoal, sustainably packaged, made from willows grown at our office.
Available by post.
Rory McPhee demonstrating woodland crafts
Honey
bees
The sustainability of the humble bee should be an inspiration to us
all. With social and industrious neatness and precision, it constructs
it's cells, secreting it's own housing made of wax and propolis.
The hexagonal cells ensure the greatest economy of material and space.
Whilst extracting pollen, it fertilises flowers, using energy to the
maximum efficiency.
West Cornwall Bee Keepers can be
contacted by
phone on
01209 842998
A selection of willow baskets handmade by Lin Lovekin - 01736 763676
Lin also runs the Woodcraft Folk, an informal club for young children
Please contact us
if you have any projects that you would like us to get involved with,
or if you would like any further details on any of the projects listed
here.
