Climbing plants are an important part of a hedge and something not always seen in woody copses or woods. They can bind the hedge trees...

In November we have started our planting programme and have planted 648 trees totaling 230 metres of new hedges.

By Louise Barnetson The Wittering Area Community Conservation Project has now been running for two years, with one more year to go. The...

It's been an exciting couple of months for our Group. We will waste no time in announcing that MWHG was named the winner of the Green award

In October we were busy collecting tree seeds ready for processing and potting up. We have collected acorns, hawthorn and blackthorn berries

In September the project has been busy putting together information and a schedule for the winter planting season...

Join Us As a Volunteer! September marked the beginning of our busy habitat management season, which will run through until next Spring....

We have four project updates to share with you in this edition, plus details about a free outdoor event taking place this September.

In autumn the trees that make up the hedgerows produce many varieties of fruit that are very important for a large range of wildlife.

MWHG will feature on BBC Radio Sussex as a finalist of the Make a Difference Awards, across five shows from the 21st to the 27th August.

One special species that relies on the nectar and pollen of native trees in spring is the hazel dormouse...

This month's upcoming historical display in Selsey, a heritage trail walk taking place in August and updates from our projects.