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Hedgerow Action Days – Every Thursday
As the hedgerow planting season draws to a close, our focus shifts to mulching and surveying. These activities are crucial for maintaining the health and growth of our hedgerows. If you’re interested in participating in a Hedgerow Action Day, please email hampshirehedge@cprehampshire.org.uk to register your interest.
Join our Annual General Meeting
Come and join us at our Annual General Meeting at Sparsholt Rural Business Centre on Saturday 7th June.
Our key speaker will be Roger Mortlock, CEO of National CPRE who will tell us all about the exciting plans for celebrating the charity’s 100th anniversary in 2026, as well as updating us with the current challenges facing the countryside.
Ellie Banks, our hedgerow officer, will talk about our flagship ‘Hampshire Hedge’ project and all our work to improve hedgerows in Hampshire.
A light buffet lunch will be served, it’s a great opportunity to connect with CPRE members and countryside lovers across Hampshire.
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North Hampshire District Group Flower Farm Visit
Includes a tour of the flower farm, tea and cake and a flower demo. Please contact hannahhoustinlacey@yahoo.co.uk to book your tickets.
Foraging Walk, Hursley
Come along on a gentle, guided walk through our local hedgerows, where we’ll explore the hidden treasures growing all around us!
Countryside Day
Join us at Popell Barns Farm for a joyful day in the great outdoors as we celebrate everything we love about the countryside! Expect inspiring talks, hands-on activities and guided foraging walks.
CPRE Hampshire Countryside Day
To celebrate Countryside Day on 31st August, we'll be joining forces with Countryside Award Winner Popell Barns Farm. Popell Barns Mobile Farm is a family run business based in Hampshire, which was started through a love of animals and farming! It is run by Holly and her family.
Discover the farmBecome a Magnificent Meadow Volunteer
Join our team of meadow volunteers and help protect and restore Hampshire’s beautiful wildflower landscapes!
As a volunteer, you’ll have the chance to:
- Learn traditional skills like green hay making and scything
- Collect wildflower seeds to help grow new meadows
- Survey wildflower gardens and support biodiversity
- Connect with nature and like-minded people
No experience needed, just enthusiasm and a love for the outdoors!
Next date:
- 18th June: Learn to scythe at Winchester Cathedral
Places are limited, so we recommend signing up in advance to be the first to hear when new sessions open.
Sign up as a volunteer to receive updates about upcoming opportunities.
