Malvern Community Forest

A FOREST FOR ALL

Mission Statement:

"Malvern Community Forest's mission is to establish and maintain a woodland and centre for the educational, health and environmental benefit of the local and wider community, providing ecological and craft knowledge, recreational places and areas for the conservation of indigenous flora and fauna, including threatened, rare and endangered species.

 

Can you help

You can become a member of Malvern Community Forest.

Individual membership is £5 per year and corporate membership is £50 per year

We welcome help from anyone with our campaign – with funds, help or advice. Do you know of any land we may be able to aquire?

Small donations from individuals will help to “unlock” larger sums by providing matching funding for grant applications from other bodies.

Gift Aid

Malvern Community Forest is recognised by HMRC as a charitble organisation.

Use Gift Aid to make your membership fees and donations to Malvern Community Forest worth more. For every £1 you give we get an extra 28p from inland Revenue.

Planting schemes

The wood planted with Oak, Ash, Sweet Chestnut and Hazel will have long term sustainability and strategic benefit. It will create a massive natural material resource for construction timber, timber for furniture and garden products and also could be a managed source of biofuels for local people. Other areas will have wide rides and glades with less productive species that have greater wildlife value such as Spindle, Wild service tree, Holly, Field Maple and Dog wood. There will be areas planted with trees and shrubs that produce nuts and berries that will be used as a future food source.

PLEDGES

If you would like to make a donation or help in anyway contact us...

AGM

AGM

Malvern Community Forest held their first AGM on Tuesday November 17th at the Great Malvern Hotel, Graham Rd,Great Malvern.

It was followed by a social gathering at which committee members will be discussing the groups achievements of the past year and aspirations for the forthcoming year and the long term aims of the group.

 

PROJECT IDEAS

  • Community planting
  • Education centre
  • Native woodland
  • Easy access for all
  • Volunteering Opportunities
  • Cycle tracks