Mon 26th Apr 2021 at 6:30pm
Richmond Report written by Richmond runner
This was our first time back at Whitton Youth Zone after quite a few months and boy, were there loads of new weeds that had taken resident again!
4 Good Gymers went straight for them, clearing the area which will have a new water feature installed this week! We also had help from a little feathery robin also showing off its red (GoodGym) colours.
We covered good ground and the robin cleared all the worms. Next time, it will be great to see how the water feature will look like in the new space.
Tue 27th Apr 2021 at 11:14am
Great work and love the little GG mascot singing along with you!
Sunday 25th April 2021
Jo Hixson been to three different GoodGym areas.
A Tourist likes nothing better than exploring new areas and meeting new people, and that's what Jo has been doing. Jo has been to three different GoodGym areas now - nice!
Sun 25th Apr 2021 at 10:30am
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Imogen
I really enjoyed helping weed around some hedging plants by Hogsmill and then removing some bramble from Kingston Cemetery to help improve and protect habitat for yellow meadow ants. Beautiful weather, good company and worthwhile tasks.
From Alison of Kingston Biodiversity University Group 'Thanks to Good Gym and a great task along the Hogsmill yesterday. This included: painting the benches; removing flytipped rubbish; cutting up discarded debris; and weeding around the hedge that was planted last year. When finished we went into the cemetery to take the young bramble growth off the yellow meadow ant mounds. There are two pairs of grey wagtails nesting along this stretch of the Hogsmill, its a good place for house sparrows and we had a good view of a great spotted woodpecker in a young ash tree.'
Tue 4th May 2021 at 6:30pm
Improve the ambience and biodiversity of wildlife in our community
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Help restore the garden area at this community space in order for all to enjoy
Read moreSun 25th Apr 2021 at 10:30am
Improve the ambience and biodiversity of wildlife in our community
Read moreMonday 5th April 2021
Jo Hixson earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.
Jo completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Jo was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
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