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SUMMARY:Haringey Tree Wardens Guided Walk - Queen's Wood
DESCRIPTION:Guided Walk through Queen's Wood\n\nHaringey Tree Wardens 
 are pleased to announce the first of an annual look at the trees in th
 is lovely wood.\nOur guide for this event is Ian Holt, Nature Conserva
 tion Officer for the London Borough of Haringey - one of the people di
 rectly responsible for this publicly-owned resource. We are supported 
 by the wonderful Friends of Queens Wood and will be providing opportun
 ities for attendees to get further involved in their work.Churchyard B
 ottom was renamed Queen's Wood in honour of Queen Victoria in 1898. C
 rouch End Clocktower is dedicated to the then leader of Hornsey Counci
 l who helped secure it and several other Haringey green spaces in perp
 etuity for public use. Now under the management of Haringey Council, 
 Queen's Wood is designated a Site of Metropolitan Importance for Natur
 e Conservation - one of the best London has to offer. The management 
 of the Wood is a complex task involving the management of both wildlif
 e and people where the desires of differing user groups are often in c
 onflict with each other and potentially detrimental to the health of t
 he Wood itself. We shall explore ways of providing a balance between 
 all of these conflicting issues with limited resources and look at the
  wide variety of organisations from the GLA to Froglife working in par
 tnership to achieve this. We will also look at some of the practical a
 spects of management, in particular the effect of light levels upon th
 e woodland flora and the reasoning behind coppicing, and holly control
 . We will also touch briefly upon the wider environment and how the W
 ood helps to control flooding and local air temperature as well as how
  external impacts effect the Wood such as road run-off, invasive speci
 es and the loss of habitat connectivity for wildlife.Part of our aim a
 s Tree Wardens is to provide residents with pathways into more involve
 ment with nature's tallest plants, so please consider getting involved
  with appreciating and caring for the treescape. There is no charge fo
 r attendance, but we do ask you to consider donating some money to hel
 p us cover our year-round costs - £3 suggested.Meet us outside the ca
 fe at 2pm: Map here: http://goo.gl/maps/XP9C6 kindly 'join' the even
 t (there's a button at the bottom right of the photo on the facebook p
 age to let us know you're going or contact us here if you do not use 
 Facebook\nPlease note that you don't have to be a tree warden or know 
 anything about trees to join in - many people simply turn up every so 
 often to look and learn and sometimes to contribute.  Please follow us
  on twitter https://www.twitter.com/TreeWardens Check out our website
  - maybe sign up to our newsletter? http://HaringeyTreeWardens.org.uk/
 \n\nFor more information visit https://bowesandbounds.org/events/harin
 gey-tree-wardens-guided-walk-queen-s-wood
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20140307T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20140307T160000
CATEGORIES:walk, guided, woodland, management, tree, street, green, en
 vironment, ash, oak, birch, cherry, hazel, plane
LOCATION:Queen's Wood
WEBSITE:http://www.HaringeyTreeWardens.org.uk
URL:http://www.HaringeyTreeWardens.org.uk
CONTACT:07092315890
ORGANIZER;CN="Tree Warden":https://bowesandbounds.org/profile/TreeWard
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