Monthly Archives: October 2012

The Conservation Foundation`s Great British Elm Experiment is an exciting project. They hope to determine whether saplings from parent trees, that have survived Dutch Elm disease, have built up resistance. We can buy 20 saplings grown at Thorpe Trees and … Continue reading →

Water levels are still high but a lot of debris has collected behind the pond, particularly water soldier. So please join us at the pond for our work party this Sunday (14th October) from 10.30am to 1pm (you don’t have … Continue reading →

Rawcliffe Meadows is a fantastic place for people and wildlife, and you can help us keep it that way. If you see anything untoward in terms of pollution on site we’d be grateful if you could report this to the … Continue reading →

Help York’s most endangered citizen – the Tansy Leaf Beetle* – by growing it some plants to live on! Then help the Friends of Rawcliffe Meadows plant them in a suitable location where they will both flourish. Send us an … Continue reading →