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Litter Picking

  • Friends of Oxleas Woodlands
  • Feb 22
  • 1 min read

22nd February 2025


A beautiful morning and a wonderful turn-out too - 19 people, clocking up 38 hours clearing the woodland edges of Oxleas and Shepherdleas woods.


As well as 40 bags of litter, it was shocking to find 2 ULEZ cameras dumped in Shepherdleas Wood. It is disgusting to see public funded equipment treated in this way! We all pay more in the end!


On a lighter note, we also found some amusing items - see the photos. Thanks team - this activity is a vital part of caring for the woodland ecology.



A new invasive species discovered in the ditches surrounding Falconwood Field.
A new invasive species discovered in the ditches surrounding Falconwood Field.

Some of the team - several large bottles of yellow liquid, believed to be cooking oil!
Some of the team - several large bottles of yellow liquid, believed to be cooking oil!

What can I say?
What can I say?

The two ULEZ cameras dumped in the woods, plus litter from the Shepherdleas woodland edge between the lights and the entrance opposite Oxleas Meadow.
The two ULEZ cameras dumped in the woods, plus litter from the Shepherdleas woodland edge between the lights and the entrance opposite Oxleas Meadow.

Recent fly-tipping!
Recent fly-tipping!




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