Kingston University Biodiversity Action Group

Showing posts with label biodiversity volunteering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label biodiversity volunteering. Show all posts

Friday, 22 December 2023

22-12-2023: Last Post of 2023

 

Play Me⬆

from the last Rhodobash of the year. A small but mighty team 😍 ...mince pies were harmed in the production of this event!

Hi all,

So while I haven't been the best at updating the blog over other social media platforms. I have been using it to ensure that some of our updated reference documents are available to folk outside of our internal web-pages :)

This year saw the adoption of the following two documents:

KU Invasive Flora Management Plan (2023)
and our Good Practice Document 9: Alternatives to invasive non-native ornamental grasses for use in Kingston University Landscaping projects (2023) 

If you've not spotted them - scan your eyes to the right, and have a look though our Kingston University Biodiversity: policies and plans menu 😃

No promises to be better at updating the blog next year - as I only want to make resolutions that I have a chance of keeping 😆! But I will try my best 😄

Til next year, I hope you all have a wonderful Yuletide and a fantastic start to 2024. 




Thursday, 27 October 2022

5-10-2022: Improving Penrhyn Road campus for invertibrates

 

A few new additions to the brown roofs on our Town House building in September, adding small log piles to each of our accessible brown roofs. Each one will provide a point of cover for invertebrates as well as create small pockets of shelter on the roof for plant seeds to flourish. 

Wednesday, 6 April 2022

05-04-2022: Spring roundup invasives, orchards and moths oh my!

So I realised that I’ve been a bit lax on updating the blog from the end of January. So here’s a mini blog with more photos and some updates from some of our events in from late Jan to April!

Monday, 15 November 2021

13-11-2021: Winter Woodland Workshop 2021

Willow Workings in the Woods
Saturday saw us back in the woods at Kingston Hill on our biannual woodland workshop event. 

We continued to build on our skills using willow to weave – and created a number of items perfect for mini Christmas presents; all while learning different basic skills.

Thursday, 4 November 2021

26-28-11-21: Hedgerowing in Tolworth part 2

 Last week we were out with the fantastic team from the Conservation volunteers finishing off our first laying of our hedgerow that was planted in 2012. 

Monday, 5 July 2021

17-04-2021: Rhodo Root Out Saturday

 

We had a great time in April digging out the rhodo root icebergs at Kingston Hill - so named, as they were definitely hiding the majority of their mass underground.