Helping out at Westcombe Woodlands
Making Greenwich greener and improving biodiversity
Helping out at Westcombe Woodlands
Making Greenwich greener and improving biodiversity
Getting there
For this session we're going to meet at the task, so you'll need to make your own way there. We encourage you to walk, run, or cycle to do so!
About this session
The Friends of Westcombe Woodlands take care of some beautiful woodland right next to Maze Hill station. They are hosting a volunteer morning to tidy up. Any extra pairs of helping hands will be very welcome!
Please bring some gardening gloves.
Meeting point
If you're not familiar with the woodlands, here 's the directions: Go onto the platform of Maze Hill station on the ticket office side and walk up to the far end. There is a little foot path leading to Seren Park. At the end of the little path, turn right and go to the end of the carpark. You will see the entrance gate and someone from the Friends of Westcombe Woodlands will be there to welcome you! Note that due to building works there may be a construction compound by the entrance but worry not, the gate you need will be just to the left.
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What to look out for
Make sure you've read our general guidelines for safety for taking part in a GoodGym session.
This is a GoodGym community mission. When we're doing a community mission we make our own way to the task, so you can choose to walk, run, or cycle. Thinking of cycling - check out our FAQs
This session is organised by your Taskforce, a group of experienced GoodGym members in your area. They are not responsible for your safety. You should feel confident to participate in the session as it is described and you do so at your own risk.
Location
Comments and questions
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