Activity Days
From Bat Walks, Teddy Bears picnics to accompanied guided tours with our local ecologists..... There is always something going on!
Task Days - Conservation in Action Right on Your Doorstep
We hold regular task days throughout the year.
- Tree planting
- Erecting bird boxes during the winter months
- Litter collection and clearance during the spring, with Balsom and the meandering pathways being cleared during the Summer
- Bulb planting and haymaking in the summer.
We have a "bug hotel" (insect refuge), bird tables and bird boxes in many places - see how many you can find!!
Details of the next activity or event can be found on this page below, our Facebook page, The Cheadle SK8 Group and as well as the Gatley Group page. We also pin up notices around the woodland.
Come and join us we would love to see you there!
Bi-Monthly Meetings are held at Elm Road Church, please keep your eye on our Latest News & Events section on the Welcome Page for details of the next meeting.
For more information or if you have any questions or queries, please contact us we will be delighted to assist you,
AGM Minutes 16th March 2022
Wednesday, 16 Mar 2022
Gatley Carrs Conservation Group Notes from the Annual General Meeting held at the Elm Road United Reformed Church, Gatley on 16th March 2022Below please find the notes and reports from the Annual General Meeting that was held on the 16th March.
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March 2022 Bird Report
Tuesday, 1 Mar 2022
Chris Nield's continued recording of our resident bird life helps to prove how vital the Carrs is to encouraging species diversity and how the varied habitat is working.
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November/December 2021 Bird Report
Monday, 1 Nov 2021
Chris Nield's continued recording of our resident bird life helps to prove how vital the Carrs is to encouraging species diversity and how the varied habitat is working.
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Wildlife Report July - September 2021
Thursday, 1 Jul 2021
GATLEY CARRS WILDLIFE REPORT REPORT JULY - SEPTEMBER 2021As my health has not been very good recently I have not been able to be very active on the Carrs, but I want to draw your attention to the wildlife photos on our Facebook page, some of which are featured here and at the end of this newsletter.
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