The vision is to create a multi-faceted nature space that can be used by all members of the community. With horticulture at its centre, the site will be planted with native trees and shrubs to create a woodland atmosphere which will promote biodiversity and encourage wildlife. The design is activity based to encourage members of the local community to volunteer. Membership will be encouraged by a
three-pronged approach: through education, conservation, and health and well-being. The site is divided into four main activity hubs, a heritage fruit orchard, a vegetable growing space, a cut flower garden and a recreational area surrounded by wildlife friendly planting and a nature pond. This will provide the more disadvantaged in the community the opportunity to take part in activities that they would otherwise not be able to afford. It will allow schools to take a hands-on approach to education into conservation and provide a hub for the local community. This will, in turn, provide a much-needed support system for the more vulnerable in society. Services: Volunteering, Guided Learning, Certified Courses, Exercise, Community Participation, Access to Professional Services
Products: Produce: Fruit, Vegetables and Cut Flowers
Craft pieces made from the produce: Flowers arrangements, Dried flowers, Willow Craft, Jewellery Making
Woodwork Items: Bee hotels, Bug hotels, Bird boxes, Bat Boxes,Hedgehog houses, Garden signs
