An opportunity for you to make your neighbourhood a great place for us to thrive in a flourishing natural environment:.This coming Wednesday 28th 9.30am - 2.30pm at Aconbury Orchard - - taking care of the traditional orchard and the edible hedge.

All welcome to join our lovely volunteer group at Perdiswell - - this Wednesday 21st from 9.30am to 2.30pm. Will be sowing yellow rattle seeds. It’s an amazing flower that is known as the meadow maker because it helps other wildflowers to naturally take.

Two volunteer events:. Wednesday 14th 9.30am - 2.30pm at Aconbury Orchard - - taking care of the traditional orchard and the edible hedge. Saturday 17th 10am - 12pm at Trotshill Community Orchard - - taking care of the orchard

‘Tree-mendous trees’🌳Come and join us to do some tree surveying to calculate their ecological value. Beginners welcome. Training provided. Wednesday 7th Aug 9:30am-2:30pm.Gheluvelt Park. .We are going to be calculating the width and height of the trees.

Inviting volunteers to join us on Wednesday (31st) from 9.30am at Aconbury Orchard - .Take care of this beautiful green space and join us for a butterfly count.

Join us and many others on carrying the baton on the Running Out of Time walk tomorrow (on Monday 24th 11.50am) from The Hive joining the Wild about Worcester Way for 1 hour. We are calling for action to cut emissions and restore nature.

Zoe, WEG Chairperson, and several other volunteers collected yellow rattle seed today in Old Aconbury Orchard. Listen to this video to find out why it’s known as the meadow maker.

Exciting times. Join us and many others on carrying the baton on the Running Out of Time walk on Monday 24th from The Hive joining the Wild about Worcester Way for 1 hour. We are calling for action to cut emissions and restore nature. Here are the details:

RT @Team4Nature: The UK has 500,000 kilometres of rural road verges PLUS urban ones!. 57 plant species were found on 1 visit to 2 Km of roa….

Why not get out in nature with the kids/grandkids and find the 70+ artwork carvings on the Wild about Worcester Way?

Would you like your verges to look like this one in Dugdale Drive, Worcester? ..Except for yellow rattle, all the other wildflowers were just waiting to be mown and collected just once a year.

The first two photos show young trees in Perdiswell that have been weeded and mulched by our hard working volunteers. The last two photos show trees that were planted recently that are completely overgrown and could easily die without more of you volunteering. We need you to help

Thank you to four WEG volunteers for giving so generously of their time this morning to take care of fruit trees in Old Aconbury Orchard so that we can thrive in a flourishing natural environment for generations to come.

Yellow rattle, known as the meadow maker because it’s semi-parasitic on grass. Less grass = more wild flowers. We had school children collect thousands of seeds from Aconbury, Worcester last summer and our volunteers sowed them in several places, and WOW 🤩, look at the result.

A lovely group of residents on the start of the 1st year anniversary of the Wild about Worcester Way walk. - .We had a great time.

1st Year Wild about Worcester Way Way anniversary walk tomorrow (Sunday 12th). Really looking forward to walking all or part of the way with you.

Our 1st year Wild about Worcester Way anniversary walk is in the local news!

All warmly welcome. Connect with nature. Discover new places. Make new friends. Have a well-deserved pint at the end.

This will be amazing. Professor Duncan Westbury - @DuncanWestbury - is on our steering group of specialists. He’s so knowledgeable and passionate about nature.

Here’s your chance to do the Wild about Worcester Way - - with your family, friends and neighbours. Make new friends, get fit, and discover beautiful green spaces you didn’t know where there. See you next Sunday!