Neroche Woodlanders

£250 has been donated to the Neroche Woodlanders to help children stay in touch with nature. The donation forms part of the Club's efforts to support our community during the Coronavirus lockdown.


The Neroche Woodlanders are a social enterprise based in 100 acres of beautiful woodland, near to the Blackdown Hills just outside Taunton.

The woodland is an inspiring place where young and old are encouraged to stay in touch with nature and find motivation and well being through active learning and physical engagement with the natural environment.

The woodlanders maintain the forest, encouraging wildlife and natural habitats for many species of birds, insects and animals. They provide activities and access to many groups and individuals, encouraging connection and understanding of the natural world.

They provide support for young people and those facing mental health challenges, giving  access to stimulating and informal learning and providing opportunities for many to make an active contribution by volunteering for woodland management and other life enhancing work.

The Club has recently made a further donation of £500  in support of this amazing local charity.

 

 

 

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