Join the Woodland Trust and Forth Rivers Trust for a rewarding volunteer opportunity at Blaeberry Wood on Thursday, 27th March!
We’re seeking enthusiastic individuals to participate in a willow spilling session, a vital technique for river restoration. This hands-on experience will contribute to the health and biodiversity of the White Burn at Blaeberry Wood, East Whitburn.
What is Willow Spilling?
Willow spilling involves planting willow cuttings along riverbanks to stabilise the soil, prevent erosion, and create valuable habitat for wildlife. It’s a fantastic way to learn practical conservation skills and make a real difference to your local environment.
Event Details:
- Date: Thursday, 27th March
- Location: Blaeberry Wood, East Whitburn
- Activity: Willow Spilling
- Organisers: Woodland Trust and Forth Rivers Trust
- Limited Spaces: Due to the nature of the activity, spaces are limited to 10 volunteers.
How to Book:
To secure your place, please book your ticket through Eventbrite.
