WildCookham

Don't forget to take part in this year's national Big Garden Birdwatch, which simply involves recording what you see in your garden or local park during a one hour period over that weekend and posting the sightings online. Now in its 50th year, the project helps monitor the health of garden bird populations, and provides a lot of fun for the family.
Just register at https://www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happening/big-garden-birdwatch where you can download useful aids and subsequently lodge your records.
Have fun!

After the winter, there is work to be done and fun to be had at the Harris Woodbridge Nature Reserve - WildCookham's very own wild garden.
This is a great way to learn new skills and make new friends. We will be digging various areas, pruning in the right places and removing the duck weed from the pond. This will ensure the place looks as good as possible through the spring and summer and provides the best habitat for wildlife. Please can people bring their own tools, garden fork, trowels, loppers, secateurs and gardening gloves. Children welcomed with parents, but no dogs.

How to find the Harris Woodbridge Nature Reserve:

Off Dean Lane, Cookham Dean – 50 yards after Warners Hill in the Marlow direction, turn right at the last house on the right (called Warners), take the path on the right of the track. Go up hill for 150 yards with the field on the right, where the field ends there is a wooden fence leading you to the gate into the Harris Woodbridge Nature Reserve.- Map ref: 875 858
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