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Practical Conservation Days MARCH-MAY 2020 We run an extensive programme of conservation days for volunteers, which make a vital contribution to the management of our sites across the county: CONSERVATION DAY INFORMATION: Listed postcodes are an approximate location only. Many reserves are isolated and some have limited or no parking. Weekday conservation days run from 10am - 3pm approx. For most days, volunteers must make their own way to site. On Wednesdays, volunteers in the East of Surrey, meet at the Bothy (Norbury Park - RH5 6DN, TQ 170 540) at 9.15am for a lift by minibus or make their own way to site for 10am (entries shaded if transport available). Weekend conservation days run from 10am - 3pm (or 4pm if stated). Volunteers need to make their own way to site. JOINING INSTRUCTIONS CONTACT DETAILS To book your place, please text the event leader at least To be added to the weekly practical the day before with your name. conservation update email (county-wide) or • Arrive promptly – it is often difficult to find the work area. to register as a volunteer, contact the SWT Volunteering Team: • Wear suitable outdoor clothing (old trousers, long sleeve top) and stout footwear or wellies. Online: surreywildlifetrust.org/volunteering Email: [email protected] • Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible Call: 01483 795464 adult. Those aged16 – 18 must have formal consent (form at surreywildlifetrust.org/volunteering) Information correct at time of publication. Conservation days might change due • Take plenty to drink and a packed lunch. to unforeseen circumstances. For • Insurance cover is provided by Surrey Wildlife Trust. amendments and additional entries, • No dogs allowed unless permission is given by the leader. visit surreywildlifetrust.org/whats-on MARCH SHEEPLEAS – Erecting exclosure fencing to protect coppice stools from CHITTY’S COMMON – Clearing up and deer browsing. Ross Packman 07968 tidying around the two new ponds we 3 TUES have discovered!, litter picking, dig out 832504. 10am meet at Green Dene the second pond in the meadow area, car park. Grid ref: TQ 092 510. Nearest digging out pendulous grass and tree postcode: KT24 5TB popping. Pauline Searle 01483 825424. 1 SUN NORBURY PARK – Erecting exclosure 10am meet noticeboard at Rydes Hill fencing to protect coppice stools Road. Those arriving by car please park from deer browsing. Jon Wells 07968 at the Keens Lane end of the common 832516. 9.45am meet at the Bothy and follow the footpath south to the car park. Grid ref: TQ 170 540. Nearest meeting point. Grid ref: SU 978 523. postcode: RH5 6DN or 10am at the Nearest postcode: GU3 3HL 4 WED recent coppicing site (for those that already know the location and live ROYAL & BAGMOOR COMMON – Continuing bare ground creation. nearby). Jon Wells 07968 832516. 10am BAROSSA DTA –.Fire site clearance. meet Royal Common entrance Ben Habgood 07891 850882. 10am on B3001. Grid ref: SU 921 432. meet end of Kings Ride. Grid ref: SU 2 MON Nearest postcode: GU8 6LA 876 622. Nearest postcode: GU15 4JE PRIEST HILL – Habitat management BONHURST FARM – Fence repairs to and site maintenance. Stuart Fleming enable conservation grazing. Suzie 07799 894154. 10am meet Priest Hill Robson 07968 832507. 9.15am minibus entrance off A240. Grid ref: TQ 227 609. pick-up at Pond Farm. Grid ref: TQ 074 Nearest postcode: KT17 3BZ 5 THURS 591. Nearest postcode: GU23 6QS. (Contact Suzie for the gate padlock code), or 10am meet at Bonhurst Farm, off Birtley Road. Grid ref: TQ 010 427. Nearest postcode: GU5 0LA Page 1. NEWDIGATE BRICKWORKS – Path BROOKWOOD LYE – Removal of tree maintenance to improve site access. safety brash from grassland areas Ross Packman 07968 832504. to maintain sensitive habitat. Stuart 19 THURS 10am meet at the car park on Fleming 07799 894154. 9.45am meet at Mulberry Place. Grid ref: TQ 203 425. Gorsewood Road. Grid ref: SU 968 575. Nearest postcode: RH5 5DN Nearest postcode: GU21 8XG 8 SUN DAWCOMBE – Remove small scrub BAY POND – Habitat management and using tree poppers and move rabbit maintenance. Stuart Fleming 07799 exclosures. 10am – 4pm. Simon 20 FRI 894154. 9.30am meet at Bay Pond, off Humphreys 07505 287220. Meet Godstone High Street. Grid ref: TQ 351 Aslotel House car park, Pebble Close, 516. Nearest postcode: RH9 8DT Walton on the Hill (cul-de-sac off – Remove small scrub Headley Common Road at top of FRASER DOWN using tree poppers and install fencing. Pebble Hill) KT20 7PA 10am – 4pm. Simon Humphreys 07505 ROYAL & BAGMOOR COMMON – 22 SUN 287220. Meet Aslotel House car park, Continuing bare ground creation. Pebble Close, Walton on the Hill (cul- Stuart Fleming 07799 894154. 10am de-sac off Headley Common Road at 9 MON meet Royal Common entrance on top of Pebble Hill) KT20 7PA B3001. Grid ref: SU 921 432. Nearest – postcode: GU8 6LA ROYAL & BAGMOOR COMMON Review of winter works completed WHITMOOR COMMON – Infrastructure and looking at upcoming spring and installation on Salt Box Road to 23 MON summer works. Stuart Fleming 07799 enable conservation grazing. Ross 894154. 10am meet Royal Common 10 TUES Packman 07968 832504. 10am meet entrance on B3001. Grid ref: SU 921 Jolly Farmer car park on Burdenshott 432. Nearest postcode: GU8 6LA Road. Grid ref: SU 987 542. – Bridge and Nearest postcode: GU3 3RN PUCK’S OAK BARN fence repairs to improve access. HOWELL HILL – Improved access and Ross Packman 07968 832504. 10am 24 TUES fence repairs to enable conservation meet at Puck’s Oak Barn (limited grazing. Jon Wells 07968 832516. parking). Grid ref: SU 956 469. 9.15am meet at the Bothy car park Nearest postcode: GU3 1EG (RH5 6DN) for minibus to site or – Fence repairs 10am meet at Cuddington Way HACKHURST DOWN to enable conservation grazing. Jon (limited parking). Grid ref: TQ 239 616. 11 WED Wells 07968 832516. 9:30am meet Nearest postcode: SM2 7JB at the Bothy car park for minibus BAROSSA DTA –.Fire site to site (no parking available at clearance. Ben Habgood 07891 H a c k h u r s t ) . G r i d r e f : T Q 1 7 0 5 4 0 . 850882. 10am meet end of 25 WED Nearest postcode: RH5 6DN Kings Ride. Grid ref: SU 876 622. Nearest postcode: GU15 4JE BAROSSA DTA & POORS ALLOTMENT – Review of winter works and litter pick. POND FARM – Infrastructure repairs Ben Habgood 07891 850882. 10am and farm maintenance to enable meet end of Kings Ride. Grid ref: SU conservation grazing. Suzie Robson 876 622. Nearest postcode: GU15 4JE 07968 832507. 10am meet at the old 12 THURS – Fence repairs to car park on the track to Pond Farm. WISLEY COMMON enable conservation grazing. Suzie Grid ref: TQ 077 589. Nearest postcode: Robson 07968 832507. 10am meet at GU23 6QS. (Contact the leader for the the old car park on the track to Pond gate padlock code), 26 THURS Farm. Grid ref: TQ 077 589. Nearest ROYAL & BAGMOOR COMMON – postcode: GU23 6QS. (Contact the Preparing butterfly transect. Stuart leader for the gate padlock code) Fleming 07799 894154. 10am 16 MON – Deer meet Royal Common entrance ROYAL & BAGMOOR COMMON netting down from Guinea & Bagmoor on B3001. Grid ref: SU 921 432. Common. Stuart Fleming 07799 Nearest postcode: GU8 6LA 30 MON 894154. 10am meet Royal Common THE FOREST – Ditch maintenance entrance on B3001. Grid ref: SU 921 to improve water flow and aquatic 432. Nearest postcode: GU8 6LA habitats for amphibians. Ross Packman COOMBE BOTTOM – Install exclosures 17 TUES 07968 832504. 9.45am minibus pick to protect declining Juniper bushes up from Pond Farm. Contact Ross for from grazing. Ross Packman 07968 31 TUES the padlock code. Grid ref: TQ 074 591. 832504. 10am meet at Staple Lane Nearest postcode: GU23 6QS car park. Grid ref: TQ 069 492. Nearest postcode: GU5 9TD Page 2. APRIL FRASER DOWN – Remove small scrub using tree poppers and install fencing. GRAEME HENDREY WOOD – Infrastructure installation to improve 10am – 4pm. Simon Humphreys 07505 site access. Stuart Fleming 07799 12 SUN 287220. Meet Aslotel House car park, 894154. 9.15am meet at the Bothy Pebble Close, Walton on the Hill (cul- 1 WED car park (RH5 6DN) for minibus to de-sac off Headley Common Road at site or 10am meet at Tilburstow top of Pebble Hill) KT20 7PA Hill car park. Grid ref: TQ 349 500. THE FOREST – Ditch maintenance Nearest postcode: RH9 8NP to improve water flow and aquatic habitats for amphibians. BROOKWOOD LYE – Bridge and fence Ross Packman 07968 832504. repairs to improve access and enable 14 TUES conservation grazing. Ross Packman 9.45am minibus pick up from 2 THURS 07968 832504. 9.45am meet at Pond Farm. Contact Ross for the Gorsewood Road. Grid ref: SU 968 575. p a d l o c k c o d e . G r i d r e f : T Q 0 7 4 5 9 1 . Nearest postcode: GU21 8XG Nearest postcode: GU23 6QS – Infrastructure CHITTY’S COMMON – Continue to dig HEDGECOURT out the second pond in the meadow installation to improve site access. area, litter picking, ditch clearance, Suzie Robson 07968 832507. digging out pendulous grass and tree 9.15am meet at the Bothy car park popping. Pauline Searle 01483 825424. (RH5 6DN) for minibus to site or 10am meet noticeboard at Rydes Hill 10am meet at Hedgecourt (Limited Road. Those arriving by car please park 15 WED p a r k i n g) . G r i d re f : TQ 3 51 4 0 2 . at the Keens Lane end of the common Nearest postcode: RH19 2QF and follow the footpath south to the BAROSSA DTA –. Review of winter meeting point.
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    point your feet on a new path Godstone and Tilburstow Hill Distance: 7 km=4½ miles easy walking with some inclines Region: Surrey Date written: 19-nov-2011 Author: Schwebefuss Date revised: 25-feb-2019 Refreshments: Godstone Last update: 19-jul-2021 Map: 146 (Dorking) but the map in this guide should be sufficient Problems, changes? We depend on your feedback: [email protected] Public rights are restricted to printing, copying or distributing this document exactly as seen here, complete and without any cutting or editing. See Principles on main webpage. Village, water, woods, meadows, bluebells in spring In Brief This walk is full of delightful surprises and a few ghostly secrets from history along the way. Because of the good tracks and the sandy paths, it is a good walk at any time of the year, although the tracks in the woodland are drier in summer. In late spring, the forest floors are decked with bluebells. There are no nettles, so shorts and any sensible clothing and footwear are fine, but in winter and early spring, boots are recommended. Your dog is welcome too. The walk begins at the Green in Godstone, Surrey, just off the M25, postcode RH9 8DU . If coming by car, park carefully anywhere round the Green. Note that the free Council car parks only allow three hours’ parking. If every space is full, park on the west side of the Green (Bletchingley Road, then left on Ivy Mill Lane). For more details, see at the end of this text ( Getting There ). Godstone has four “pubs” although one, the White Hart , is a Beefeater and another, the Bell , is an upmarket bar-restaurant (albeit with an attractive garden and patio).