Our Story on Film

At our flagship woodmeadow site in Yorkshire we are monitoring the building of an ecosystem - a rich tapestry of biodiversity.

Ros Forbes Adam explains the ambition of Woodmeadow Trust for a woodmeadow in every parish, so our children and grandchildren can be familiar with an abundant native wildlife

The filming project and funding was set up through the University of York’s Internship Bureau, which works with local businesses to establish project-based opportunities for its students and graduates whilst providing businesses with a talented addition to their workforce. You can find out more about the Internship Bureau here: www.york.ac.uk/careers/employers or by emailingJennifer.Plummer@york.ac.uk.

Santander Universities is the keystone of Santander’s social action and enable it to maintain a stable alliance with more than 1,200 universities and research institutes all over the world. More information at www.santander.com/universities and www.becas-santander.com

Music credit: Bensound Music – www.bensound.com

We’d also like to hear your suggestions for the Bodgers’ Den use so please send them to louise@woodmeadowtrust.org.uk.

Please remember that the woodmeadow has 24/7 public access so you’re welcome to shelter in the Bodgers’ Den during a visit; you could bring a flask of coffee and some binoculars for a spot of bird watching.

With thanks to Ben Chester: www.benchester.co.uk

For more information about bringing your school group to Three Hagges Woodmeadow please see our Schools page here

In Autumn 2014, volunteers from Betty’s Tree Group came to the woodmeadow to plant seedlings and then sow more seeds; the latter were recently planted in the woodmeadow at the Betty’s Staff Planting Day in May 2015.

More seeds were sown then and so the cycle continues. Many thanks to Betty’s 'Trees for Life' scheme and their volunteers; the woodmeadow has been enhanced for everybody’s benefit, and the wildlife is better off too!