Clay Kelly

Planting help required on this day to help produce a Tiny Forest with Earth watch and Barnet council. 24th of February in the afternoon.

Please sign up if you would like to be involved in the planting on this day in the afternoon.
We hope to also I provide an option of a nearby run maybe 5 km into some other woodland nearby. Let me know if you’re interested in a run.

The agreed location is Henlys corner junction of A406 and the Finchley Road

Here is a precise what3words address, made of 3 random words. Every 3 metre square in the world has its own unique what3words address.

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A Tiny Forest is a dense and rapidly growing native woodland in a small area. It will provide a protected habitat for wildlife, capture carbon, filter the air of harmful particulates and reduce flooding and soil loss.

Besides these important local effects, it is symbolic of our need to protect our wider environment and it is hoped it will provide an education and emotional engagement of our community. It’s also something that we will have to physically nurture as a group. Its a great fit for Goodgym!

These initiatives are gaining popularity across the UK, with organisations like EarthWatch and The Conservation Volunteers getting involved.

If you have ideas about how to promote this planting to the community please also get in touch. We want schools, community groups, artisans, news media and others to get involved.

Thanks to Daniel Mermelstein for introducing the idea to Goodgym Barnet.

Planting help required on this day to help produce a Tiny Forest with Earth watch and Barnet council. 24th of February morning and afternoon.

The agreed location is Henlys corner junction of A406 and the Finchley Road

Here is a precise what3words address, made of 3 random words. Every 3 metre square in the world has its own unique what3words address.

///added.pink.opens https://w3w.co/added.pink.opens

A Tiny Forest is a dense and rapidly growing native woodland in a small area. It will provide a protected habitat for wildlife, capture carbon, filter the air of harmful particulates and reduce flooding and soil loss.

Besides these important local effects, it is symbolic of our need to protect our wider environment and it is hoped it will provide an education and emotional engagement of our community. It’s also something that we will have to physically nurture as a group. Its a great fit for Goodgym!

These initiatives are gaining popularity across the UK, with organisations like EarthWatch and The Conservation Volunteers getting involved.

If you have ideas about how to promote this planting to the community please also get in touch. We want schools, community groups, artisans, news media and others to get involved.

Thanks to Daniel Mermelstein for introducing the idea to Goodgym Barnet.