Spring has sprung! Get ready to be a part of our Monthly Community Day! Every month, on the second Saturday, we host our community volunteering day. This March we are excited to start on our spring tasks. Come along and see the changes in the woods.

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and with a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

Every year, Andover Trees United hosts a special evening at The Guildhall Andover to share the results of our annual biodiversity observations from The Diamond Wood.

This is our opportunity to present what we’ve seen, recorded and learned over the past year from wildlife sightings to habitat development, and to celebrate the collective effort that keeps our woodland thriving.

Evening Schedule:
• 6:15pm – Doors open with refreshments and displays
• 7:00pm – 8:00pm – Annual Nature in Harmony presentation
• 8:00pm onwards – Chat with the team, explore displays and find out how to get involved

More than a presentation of findings, this evening reflects ATU’s founding mission: to give young people a voice in protecting local biodiversity, creating meaningful experiences in nature today while safeguarding the woodland for future generations.

Whether you are a volunteer, supporter, parent, local resident or simply curious about nature in Andover, we warmly invite you to join us.

Please register via the link provided here or email abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk to confirm your place.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Want to be out and about this Easter? Join our Monthly Community Day! Every month, on the second Saturday, we host our community volunteering day. This April, Easter is in the air! The woods and cabin are ready for a spring clean to welcome a whole host of wildlife and nature back to the woods.

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and with a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

Have you volunteered before? Want to be a part of Andover’s biggest nature programme? Join our Monthly Community Day! Every month, on the second Saturday, we host our community volunteering day. This May, shed those coats and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine (we hope!) as we spend time in the woods and come together to look after this amazing woodland.

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and with a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

Have you volunteered before? Want to be a part of Andover’s biggest nature programme? Join our Monthly Community Day! Every month, on the second Saturday, we host our community volunteering day. This June we will be bringing the community together for more learnings, conversations and cool drinks!

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and with a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

Join our Monthly Community Day! Every month, on the second Saturday, we host our community volunteering day. This July we will be bringing the community together for more learnings, conversations and cool drinks! It’s a great way for known and new faces to come together in the sunshine and explore the woodland in summer.

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and with a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

Ready for summer in the woods? This August we will be bringing the community together for more learnings, conversations and cool drinks! It’s a great way for known and new faces to come together in the sunshine and explore the woodland this summer. We host our Community Conservation Days on the 2nd Saturday of each new month.

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and with a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place. We look forward to seeing you on the 8th August! Bring sun cream :)

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

On the 12th September, join us for a youth-led guided walk of Diamon Wood, followed by presentations, refreshments and Andover Tree's Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Please sign up here to confirm your place. We look forward to seeing you there.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Ready for the woods in Autumn? This October we will be bringing the community together for more learnings, conversations and hot drinks! It’s a great way for known and new faces to come together in the Autumn sunshine and explore the woodland. We host our Community Conservation Days on the 2nd Saturday of each new month. Join us on the 10th October.

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and with a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

This November we will be bringing the community together for our monthly Community Conservation Day.

If you enjoy practical outdoor work such as gardening, growing, practical conservation tasks, and a hot drink and great conversation, then our Volunteer Conservation Days are for you! 

No experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported.

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species. 

Join our Monthly Community Conservation Day! This December we will be bringing the community together for more learnings, conversations and hot drinks, plus our end of year celebration!

As the last community day of the year, we want to welcome everyone to celebrate the amazing work we've produced, all thanks to our wonderful team of volunteers!

As always, no experience is necessary and new volunteers will be fully supported. So if you're new, pop along to meet the 2026 superstars and see how you can start your volunteering journey in 2027!

See our Digging It blog for recent activities -https://www.andovertrees.org.uk/blog-list/diggingit2

Please sign up here to confirm your place.

Any questions, please email Abbey: abbey.sadler@andovertrees.org.uk

Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute to action against climate change and biodiversity loss, plus make a difference in your local community. Our 44-acre site includes native deciduous woodland, chalk grassland, wildflower meadow, hazel thickets which will be coppiced, hedgerows, and a pond - all vital habitats providing resources for a wide range of species.