Hendre Lake Tree and Whip planting. Further details to be made available as soon as released.

Hendre Lake wildflower planting. Further details to be made available as soon as released.

A Saturday afternoon volunteer event at one of our green space sites. Further details to follow.

Cutting back bramble and other vegetation along the pathways, clearing the pond, coppicing some Hazel trees, and litter picking throughout the woods.

The 8 am start was definitely worth it to watch this beautiful sunrise at Hendre Lake for our Winter Wildlife Walk.

Our first event of 2026 was at our beautiful and sunny Hendre Lake using shears, loppers and saws to cut back bramble, blackthorn and tree branches that have been encroaching and overhanging along the pathway near the memorial

Working along the path behind the War Memorial of Hendre Lake, Cutting back lots of Blackthorn, bramble and some other encroaching vegetation.

We returned to Beech Tree Park to cut back and clear vegetation.

It's Autumn and what better time than to spend our October volunteer session in our Ancient Woodlands, Cath Cobb Woods. We'll be at our local woodlands on Saturday 18th October for some vegetation management. Tasks will include cutting back scrub and vegetation.

Our next volunteer session will be at the Hendre Lake western glade site, for some scrub management

Community Park Rangers take a tour around the lake using bat detectors to discover the bats feeding at the lakeside.

Cutting back vegetation from along the path north of the War Memorial at Hendre Lake & removing an old Rylock fence.

CVST teaming up with the Cardiff Rivers Group to litter pick the woods and also cut back vegetation encroaching the pathways.

Join the Community Rangers and CVST for a fun-filled day at Hendre Lake! Guided walks and talks will be taking place throughout the day.

We are meeting to discuss what we've achieved this past year at our monthly workday sessions .....

Cutting back vegetation along the paths & litter picking

The dawn chorus is the symphony of song performed by birds. Community Rangers & volunteers enjoyed a special early morning walk .

With all the buzzing bees and fluttering butterflies about, we're excited to plant lots of native wildflowers for them.

Cutting back vegetation, coppicing Willow trees, creating a dead hedge and path clearance

Meeting in the car park at 10.00am. Hedgerow planting is taking place on the middle meadow