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Warnham Nature Reserve
CITO III
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This is in association with Horsham District Council Rangers.
10:00 - 12:30 - Saturday 17th March 2018
Warnham Nature Reserve Car Park
Horsham
The aim of the day is repairing the bark chip path and edging with fresh logs the walkways through the Local Nature Reserve.
Sections of the path that run through the woodland on the reserve are very wet and boggy over the winter; there are existing sections that require fresh bark chippings being laid over the old and areas to extend the bark path through the woodland to make the site more user friendly. The task comprises of laying logs to create an edge along the path, hammering in wooden steaks to secure them and then wheelbarrowing bark chippings to form an even surface. The task proposed will be to complete some more wood chip path improvements. There will also likely be some vegetation to trim back, a small section of post a rail fence to put up and possibly a little ditch to dig adjacent to the path. The tasks will all be in relatively close proximity to each other so will be perfect for a social gathering. Materials are locally sourced – mostly from wood grown and processed on the reserve itself.
We are aiming to start at 10:00 am in the Warnham Nature Reserve car park. We will be supplied with tools and equipment and instructions on how to use it, but if you could bring your own gloves that would be helpful. It’s a ~20min walk from the car park to the area we will be working in.
We plan to finish at around 12:30
The published co-ordinates are for the car park off Warnham Road.
Refreshments will be supplied on the day, but if anyone wants to bring along some cake, I am sure it will be appreciated.