Andover Trees United
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Working together to create woodland for the benefit of all – to relax, to enjoy, to learn

 

The Climate Clock
This is a timeline that no government is yet willing to commit to, but we must do what science and justice demand, not what elected officials or CEOs might deem convenient. Let’s #ActInTime.

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Our aim is to involve all young people in our community in tree planting.

Through Harmony Woods, our new and evolving community woodland, we will teach care for the environment and provide opportunities for volunteering, learning, training, enjoyment and enhanced well-being.

It is our long-term aim to offer a space that teaches the importance of and inspires a love of the natural world, and that encourages community cohesion through action.

As 10-year-old Emily said when we first began in 2011:

“Happy trees, happy planet, happy people!”

 
 

Upcoming Events

PRACTICAL VOLUNTEERING
Mondays

Weekly, 10am - 1pm @ Harmony Woods or the Vigo Rd Allotment
Contact: doreen.gregori@andovertrees.org.uk

Saturdays
2nd Saturday of the month, 10am - 2pm @ Harmony Woods or the Vigo Rd Allotment
Contact: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Wildlife Surveying
Weekly April to September
Contact: katie.sell@andovertrees.org.uk

 
 

Some Current Projects

Harmony Woods and The Diamond Wood

Harmony Woods is the result of a 10-year planting project 2012-2022, which gave all the children and young people in our community the chance to turn 12 acres of land into a natural urban woodland, increasing biodiversity and providing a wealth of opportunities for learning in and about the environment. Set within a total of 44 acres, there are ongoing opportunities for the whole community to be involved in the care of the wood and its development.

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The Cabin

We are building an off-grid, sustainable, woodland classroom and volunteer base, one that is sensitive to its surroundings and sits well in the landscape.

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Nature in Harmony

Wildlife surveys and citizen science - help us discover what’s living in Harmony Woods.

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