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Joined July 2023
Brilliant Bats season at #Lewes Climate Hub Wednesday 28th to Saturday 31st October, 11-3. 馃Pop in to find out fascinating facts about #Bats and how to help them! 馃 Talk, activities and Bat biscuits on Saturday 31st! 馃All free and suitable for all ages!
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More hard work on #tree care from the NatureLinks group making a positive difference at Malling Deanery Arboretum, #Lewes, today. Three of us were clearing around this Ilex latifolia, a rare and unusual Holly. Hopefully the before and after pictures show the difference!
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This is how people recycle clothes to reduce waste and pollution!
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We were back at Convent Field, #Lewes, today to weed and check the 57 #trees that we planted there in 2025. Thanks to regular watering, only two of them need replacing later this year.
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馃 Brilliant Bats! 馃 Drop in at #Lewes Climate Hub on Saturday 31st October to join us for our Brilliant #Bats Day! Open from 11.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. Free!
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In Malling Deanery Arboretum, #Lewes, and at The Pells today to measure trees for our #tree inventory. Here are some: Quercus frainetto, Hungarian Oak, 64.7 cm diameter; Fraxinus angustifolia, Narrow-leaved Ash, 72 cm diameter; Betula x Koehnei, Hybrid Birch, 32 cm diameter.
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Fantastic work by the NatureLinks group from the Railway Land today during our first work experience session at Malling Deanery Arboretum, #Lewes. With eight young people and their helpers , Matt and Wendy, we cleared and mulched around 17 of the #trees . Thank you to everyone!
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Bat Day at @LewesClimateHub on Saturday 31st October! Crafts, talk, information and Bat biscuits! Open 11-3 and all free!
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This little leaf-crunching explorer is peak autumn-those tiny steps through the leaves are adorable 馃グ
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馃尦Pop in to the Town Hall foyer this week to find out more about the Rights of Trees Charter for Lewes! 馃尦Have a look at the "special #trees " shared by members of the community! 馃尦 Pick up information about #Lewes tree trails and adventures on the Railway Land!
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Beautiful bark on this Pine #tree on the Railway Land, #Lewes
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Lots of berries on the #trees in the wildlife hedge that we planted at Jubilee Gardens in 2021 with the support of #Lewes District Council and South Downs National Park Trust - Rowan, Hawthorn and Spindle.
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Large shining berries on this Cockspurthorn in Malling Recreation Ground, #Lewes . It is one of a group of five that are identified on the British #Tree Register as Crataegus x grignonensis, (Grignon's Cockspurthorn), and one is recorded as the County Champion of East Sussex!
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LewesClimateHub retweeted
We had a great turnout for our AGM this evening! After a review of the year, Kate Bradbury talked about gardening for wildlife with lots of suggestions for enhancing our Swift-friendly Town. Thank you to #Lewes Mayor Adrian Ross for coming and sharing his support for #Swifts.
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We had a lovely welcome on our visit to LOGS Junior School this morning - to explain the work of the #Lewes Urban Arboretum team, tell them about the #trees that we planted outside their school, and to share news about the Rights of our Trees Charter for Lewes.
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Weeding and renewing the strimmer guards this morning on the #trees we planted in Prince Edwards Road, Gundreda Road, and Ferrers Road, #Lewes. Lovely weather for it!
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Hundreds of berries are beginning to turn red on the three Whitebeam #trees we planted alongside Abergavenny Road, #Lewes. These are three of the native "Trees for Birds" that we planted there in 2015.
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Pruning the wildlife hedge of mixed native #trees at the bottom of #Lewes Cemetery which we planted in February 2021 in a joint project with @LewesDC - and funded through a #Beelines grant from SDNPA.
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So many berries on the wildlife #hedge that we planted at the bottom of #Lewes Cemetery in 2021, funded by #Beelines, with the support of Lewes District Council. Here are some of them - Hawthorn berries, Blackthorn sloes, Rose hips, and Guelder Rose berries.
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