Tree Planting at Chapter Meadows

Join the Campus Conservation Crew and the Worcestershire Wildlife Trust for an afternoon of hands‑on conservation at Chapter Meadows — a revitalized riverside nature reserve along the scenic River Severn. This peaceful green space is being transformed into a haven for biodiversity and community engagement, and your help will make a real difference.

We’ll be planting young trees to support habitat restoration and rewilding efforts, contributing to the long‑term health of this important flood meadow. No prior experience is needed — just enthusiasm and a willingness to get your hands a little muddy.

We will meet at Diglis Fish Pass entrance on the east side of the river at 2pm (What3Words: sentences.eating.exile)

• Guided tree‑planting session led by Worcestershire Wildlife Trust staff
• A chance to learn about local wildlife and habitat restoration
• A friendly, collaborative atmosphere
• All tools and materials provided

• Appropriate footwear: wellington boots or hiking boots. We have been advised that it is quite muddy there currently, so please make sure that you are wearing appropriate footwear.
• Weather‑appropriate clothing (e.g. waterproof coat, warm layers)
• Gloves if you have them (optional)

Everyone is welcome — students, staff, and community members alike. Whether you’re a seasoned conservation volunteer or completely new to this kind of activity, we’d love to have you with us.

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