We are committed to retain the sense of place, but also believe there is a potential to do more - a strong desire to create a learning and creative environment within the woodland. The diverse habitats lend themselves to foraging, field-work and projects for young people.

We will continue to sensitively manage our woodland; by regularly thinning and letting in light, natural regeneration will increase (see our About page). The benefits of being in nature are well known and we will work with local authorities and the NHS to host 'Health in Nature' access to a safe and calming space to meet with peer groups and derive wellbeing from the environment.