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We’ve been hard at work anywhere you see this sign!

Mini Woodland and Spring Bulb area

Getting established!

Riverwood Biodiversity Group signage at our mini woodland area in Riverwood Copse
Early stages of our mini woodland in Riverwood Copse
Mini woodland area in spring 2024
Muscari
Daffodill: not good for pollinators but we love them
Early crocus bulbs in bloom in mini woodland area in-Riverwood Copse
Strimmed and ready for a winter mulch
Robert, one of our members, working hard mulching the mini woodland
Mulched and ready for winter

Nature in Riverwood

Damselfly in Riverwood
Feed the birds and they will come
Pyramidal Orchid in a garden in Riverwood
Sparrowhawk in a garden in Riverwood
Wild rose in a garden in Riverwood
Sunset over Riverwood
Pyramidal orchid in the road grass verge
Ink Cap mushroom in a local garden
Pipistrelle bat rescued from inside a house locally

Honeysuckle teeming with bees in Riverwood

A small garden can be good for wildlife too!

Pots of pollinator plants
Vertical Planting

Some of the Riverwood Biodiversity Group gang

Digging in our trees
Don’t forget your shovel
Riverwood Biodiversity Group meeting
Some of the group socialising

Wildlife Gardening Exhibition Area

Screenshot
Red bricks for insect hibernation
Rocks from Roadstone
Perfect for trailing plants
Painted pots