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The Physical Environment project group have planted a community fruit orchard in Sawyers Close and will also plant a biodiversity area soon. They will also organise quarterly litter picking clubs to engage the community.
Key partners:
Green Earth Plan
ABRI
Plastic Free Windsor
Library Services
Local Residents
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The Physical Environment project group have planted a community fruit orchard in Sawyers Close and will also plant a biodiversity area soon. They will also organise quarterly litter picking clubs to engage the community.
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What better way to celebrate Green Earth Plan CIC's 1st birthday than with a bit of urban greening! Thanks to our volunteers at Centrica, last week we got started on the new biodiversity area at Sawyers Close in Windsor.
What a great team! Our volunteers brought good humour and a willing spirit and supported our #greenupourstreets campaign by digging out a new wildflower bed in the community orchard and transforming old tree stumps into beautiful habitats for local residents enjoy and biodiversity to thrive. They also helped to install new log seating for local residents to enjoy this new... Continue reading
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Recently, Green Earth Plan CIC kicked off their first National Lottery funded urban greening community project under their'Green Up Our Streets'campaign. Local residents gathered on the green at Duncroft to discuss their ideas and agree how they would like to use this space to benefit both people and the planet!
The 'Green Up Duncroft' plans have been drafted and once final, they will be submitted to the council for approval under a new green space community adoption scheme that Green Earth PlanCIC has been developing alongside the RBWM's Sustainability Team for several months.
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