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AIMS 

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To ensure the future conservation value of the woodland by improving the woodland habitat, biodiversity, age and structure

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To promote natural tree regeneration and improve ground flora in glades 

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To control identified invasive species 

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To maintain the trees with due regard to public safety close to the footpaths.

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To maintain trees with regard to public safety close to the footpaths

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To minimise the risk of flooding by maintaining the drainage ditches 

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To create access for all and recognise the educational, health and well-being benefits of the wood 

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To generate and disseminate knowledge about the wood and its ecology

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To foster the partnership between The Friends of Big Wood and the Council and other bodies such as the Residents’ Association

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To plan and work according to best practice including sourcing external funding to supplement the annual subscription income of the Association in order to improve the woodlands 

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Maintain good relations with the owners of neighbouring houses while preventing them encroaching on or dumping garden refuse in the wood.

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