Woodland Management at Bank Bridge Meadow, Manchester

Join us for a day of Woodland Management and become a Citizen Forester with City of Trees!

We will be coppicing hazel trees. This involves cutting the trees to ground level, which in turn encourages new growth. This process opens the canopy and allows more light to filter through to ground level. It also rejuvenates the individual tree(s) and increases their lifespan! We are carrying out this work to maintain a healthy and sustainable habitat that supports local wildlife and the surrounding community.

All tools will be provided; please wear suitable clothing for outdoor work and sturdy footwear. Drop in for an hour or stay the whole day - you will be guided throughout the day so no prior experience is necessary. This activity is suitable for adults.

Time & Location

• 10am – 3pm at Bank Bridge Meadow, Bank Lane, Manchester, M11 4TT
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Parking/public transport

• There is limited parking around this site, so please try to use public transport where possible. But if parking is needed there is a small free car park at the junction of Tenacres lane and Riverpark Rd which is an 8 minute walk from site.
• The 54 bus stops at Phillips park which is a 12 minute walk from site. The 74, 76, 76A bus stops at Riverpark road which is also a 12 minute walk from site.

About the site

Bank Bridge Meadow is a publicly accessible green space. The area where we will be working is under tree canopy, has uneven ground and no formal paths. A portaloo will be available on site for volunteer use.

A member of City of Trees staff will greet you at 10am in the centre circle at Bank Bridge Meadows (///thus.sleep.shield). If you arrive later, please contact Agnes on 07518 296818 . You are welcome to join us for part of the day; however, if tasks are completed early, please be aware that the session may finish earlier than advertised.

Host or Publisher City of Trees