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Forthcoming EventsHimalayan Balsam Update
29.09.23
Himalayan Balsam is an invasive plant species and a nuisance as it colonises river banks, damp woodlands and increasingly meadows. It successfully...
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Hell Wath Track Re-surfaced
29.09.23
The track leading from Hell Wath cottage has been re-surfaced with 60 tonnes of crushed limestone. This significant investment was funded and...
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Brilliant Forest Schools Fun Day
03.09.23
The sun shone on another brilliantly run Forest Schools Family Fun Day held on Hell Wath yesterday (2nd September). This event was...
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Grass Cutting on Hell Wath
11.08.23
Hell Wath meadows used to be cut annually by local farmers, with the grass being baled and taken for hay, but this...
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Why Bash Himalayan Balsam?
11.08.23
If you have walked on Hell Wath recently you will have noticed the proliferation of Himalayan Balsam. Great swathes of Balsam are...
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New Trees for Hell Wath
24.07.23
New trees will be planted this year thanks to funding from North Yorkshire Council. These will help replace trees being lost to...
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Bat Monitoring on Hell Wath
14.07.23
Bats represent almost a quarter of all native mammals in the UK, but their nocturnal nature means that we aren’t always aware...
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M A G Meeting 10th June 2023
24.06.23
Thanks to everyone who attended the Members Activity Group meeting on 10th June 2023. Members feedback and input is essential to the...
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