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September 2025 newsletter

14 January, 2026

This month, we’ve been taking full advantage of the dry spells to keep busy with a variety of projects. Our team has continued working with local schools, checking in on newly planted woodlands to see how they’re establishing, and participating in a number of smaller initiatives.

But the real theme of the month has been raking, raking, raking!

Read it here

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