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14/11/18 This was the day we were really looking forward to! We are ready to complete our conservation activities. Under the direction of Woodland Trust staff and contractors, pupils will help to re-wild parts of the wood, moving cut wood to create new habitats for insects and small mammals. They will also encourage better Sycamore growth by thinning out the density of Sycamore plantations. This will provide alternative habitat for organisms which depend on the local Ash tree population, should this be affected by disease.

1/11/18 When we were enjoying our snack at the river we suddenly spotted something moving. We looked closer and saw lots of little fish. They were really hard to see. I wonder what type of fish they are? B,S,G

1/11/18 We identified our unknown plant by looking up a woodland encyclopedia but had no luck. We then searched through Google and double checked by doing an image search. We discovered our flower was called Red Campion. J,C,M

1/11/18 We have seen 5 different types of animal homes and they include rabbit warren, spider web,deadwood,mole hills and mouse tunnels, there were mostly mole hills we saw them everywhere. We found 5 different fruits and seeds they looked amazing. E,S,A

1/11/18 When we went to the cover we saw mole hills we also saw a bird nest high up on a big tree. We also saw rose hips from the Dog rose plant. We found lots of brambles ~ yummy! There was also lots of ash keys on the healthy ash trees. We saw some Fungi. We saw Alder trees, Sycamore trees, Elder and Hazel too. B,D,C