Volunteer Taster Session - Gratton's Park, Crawley

Himalayan balsam removal and litter pick. Himalayan balsam is a very invasive plant that needs to be controlled each year to prevent it from taking over and increasing the risk of bank-side erosion.

Please meet: in the car park off St Mary's Drive, Crawley at 09:30 here:

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What to bring: A flask of tea or coffee if you want a hot drink or soft drinks, plus snacks or sandwiches. Also, a pair of gardening type gloves with good grip if you have any.

What to wear: Long trousers and a long-sleeved top are recommended, plus a sun hat, cream and walking boots or similar with good ankle support.

Parking: There is free parking in the car park off St Mary's Drive. Please park considerately and consider car sharing.

Nearest bus stop: Bus stop @ Burns Road, Crawley (number 5).

Facilities: Please be aware that there are no public toilets or other facilities at this site.

Accessibility: Terrain is fairly even with good accessibility.

This taster session is available for individuals who are not already registered as volunteers. It is not suitable for corporate groups.

Age: 18+

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