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News & Events related to Potters Hole Plantation Wood
All News, Press Releases and Events relating to this Location are listed below
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Your Woods, Your Future
Love nature? Want to get outside and explore your local history & wildlife? Or just enjoy a woodland ramble? Join us for a series of talks and…
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Your Woods, Your Future
Love nature? Want to get outside and explore your local history & wildlife? Or just enjoy a woodland ramble? Join us for a series of talks…
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Woodland Engagement Project-updates
Since November 2015, the Otley-based ecological consultants Haycock and Jay Associates Ltd have been working with the DVLP to implement a programme of ecological workshops to…
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CANCELLED-Woodland Wildflowers at Broad Ings
Unfortunately we have had to cancel this event, apologies for any inconvenience.
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Broad Ings Bird and Bat Walk
Discover the secrets of woodland wildlife at dusk.
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Broad Ings & Potters Hole Plantation Consultation Workshop
Broad Ings Wood and nearby Potter Holes Plantation are lovely woods within easy walking distance of Tankersley and Pilley.
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Woodland Groundflora of Potters Hole Plantation
An introductory day looking at woodland ground flora of Potters Hole Plantation.
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CANCELLED - Potters Hole Dawn Chorus
Unfortunately we have had to cancel the Potters Hole Dawn Chorus event planned for 8th May. We hope to organise further events in the future so…
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Discovering the Dearne Valley Woodlands
People in the Dearne Valley are being urged to make the most of their local woodlands via a new woodland engagement project, exploring the local wildlife…
Projects at this location
All projects that are being carried out at this location are as follows:
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Creating and Managing Sites More Effectively
This project is looking at opportunities to create and manage environmental sites more effectively, looking at new ways of working and increasing the biodiversity of the…
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Surveying the Dearne
This project will aim to gain a greater understanding of key environmental sites across the Dearne, in order that they can be protected, preserved and enhanced…