Coppetts Wood and Glebelands Nature Reserve is part ancient woodland, part rewilded refuse site with an amazing range of habitats and biodiversity, with hedgehogs, tawny owls, slow worms and rare bat species – and a fabulous array of pondlife. Locals know Coppetts Woods as a beautiful nature reserve, an oasis of calm and natural beauty above the North Circular. Our group of volunteers, Coppetts Wood Conservationists, meet once a week to maintain the health and promote biodiversity of the green space, as the council does not provide help on maintaining the nature reserves habitats. Our work relies solely on the generosity of volunteers and donors, and we always need financial support for new tools to help us work more efficiently. Whether you have time or money to spare, this local nature gem needs you! Your donation will go towards tools and plants necessary for conservation work that benefits the residents and visitors of the woods.

Help us maintain the nature reserve as a vital sanctuary for wildlife and people alike – and to keep it out of the hands of developers. Thank you so much for your support.

If you want to join us working on Sundays, please send us an email on coppettswoodconservationists@gmail.com

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