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WWF x GoodGym Colchester: BeeWalk in Castle Park
🗓Sunday 13th April 11:30am

📍Bandstand, Colchester Castle Park CO1 1YH

Save the bumblebees

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Stu signed up to a community mission.

Sun 13th Apr at 11:30am

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Stu went on a community mission

Sat 22nd Mar at 3:52pm

The Great Clean Ribbishery

Colchester Report written by Stu

Two Goodgymers set out along busy pathways to litter pick. Our good haul seemed to include robber’s paraphernalia, including, getaway vehicle (bike), weapons (saw wrapped in tin foil), plenty of beer bottles (for courage) and a loot hold-all! Scene of the crime now returned to a more natural setting.

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Sun 2nd Mar at 11:30am

Spring BeeWalk

Colchester Report written by Helen

Three goodgymers met up in Castle Park to count bumblebees for the Bumblebee Conservation Trust's citizen science project. Bumblebees start emerging from hibernation around now, so we weren't expecting to see very much, especially as there isn't much in bloom yet, but much to our surprise, there were busy bumblebees in several sections of the route! We identified some queen buff-tailed bees, a few common carders, and even some worker white tails, which we will be recording on the BBCT website later. Congratulations to Luke on his first goodgym good deed, and for spotting so many bees. 🐝 🐝 🐝

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Sun 2nd Mar at 11:30am

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Tue 18th Feb at 6:30pm

Cowdray Clutter Pick

Colchester Report written by Helen

Three litter picking goodgym ninjas swept along Cowdray avenue hunting out litter this evening. The usual suspects - food wrappers, macdonalds cups and drinks cans were bagged up and left for collection by the council. Well done everyone!

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Tue 18th Feb at 6:30pm

Litter Pick

Keep Colchester tidy

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Stu went on a community mission

Sun 9th Feb at 8:40am

Damp fun

Colchester Report written by Louise (She/her)

On a chilly damp morning 7 GoodGymers turned up to cheer on, direct and keep safe some enthusiastic young runners. The core team were very grateful for our support as it made their job much easier in filling all the positions.

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Stu went on a community mission

Thu 30th Jan at 3:56pm

Mayoral appreciation.

Colchester Report written by Stu

Today two Goodgymers were invited to lunch and meet Colchester City’s Mayor, Lesley Scott-Boutell in a recognition event to thank community volunteers from across the city. I was proud to represent Goodgym alongside many other volunteers helping to keep the City stay safe and looking it’s best. A very welcoming atmosphere at City Hall encouraged plenty of discussion; special thanks to Councillor Kemal Çufoğlu for a detailed and supportive discussion about environmental issues and how GG could help further.

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Fri 31st Jan at 10:10pm

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Stu
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Fri 24th Jan at 9:00am

Stormy skies lead to deserted gardens!

Colchester Report written by Helen

A flock of Goodgymers in and around Colchester waited with bated breath and baited bird tables to see...... not very much actually. Pigeons were plentiful, so were magpies, gulls and starlings, but very few landed. Our favourite visitors, such as robins, bluetits and longtailed tits were taking shelter elsewhere, and who can blame them in this stormy weather. A disappointing watch, but vital data for the RSPB, and a reminder not to take our wilder friends for granted. Upload all your sightings (and none!) to the RSPB website. Support your local population of wild birds by planting native wildflowers, fruit bushes or trees, putting out a water bowl, and maybe offering a nest box or two if you have space.

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Vanessa CrannisHelen
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Thu 16th Jan at 12:34pm

And away!

Colchester Report written by Stu

The last in a long stretch of trees sleeves has now been removed. Trees, once stunted by redundant plastic, fighting unnecessary disease harboured inside the damp airless spaces are now able to thrive. Large volumes of degrading plastic had been removed from open space to be disposed of in a more ‘controlled environment’ , sadly I suspect landfill.

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