About Us
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An Introduction
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Econet
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Our Work Parties
CRoW
(Conserve Reading on Wednesdays)
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Friends of Clayfield Copse
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Friends of Mapledurham Playing Fields
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Friends of McIlroy Park
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Friends of Reading Old Cemetery
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Friends of Ruscombe Wood
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Friends of Waterloo Meadows
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Econet Broad Hinton Copse
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Econet Charvil
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Reading Urban Wildlife
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Latest Photo's
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Last updated 24th April 2025
Friday, 21st March 2025
Planting hedge ~ Pound Copse, Arborfield
Wednesday, 5th February 2025
Orchard maintenance ~ Prospect Park
Noticeboard
Coming week
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No new activities planned for this period
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Saturday
Waterloo Meadows
Regular monthly task - Manuring orchard
11:00 - 14:00
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Saturday
Broad Hinton Copse
Twyford
Regular monthly task - Plant species survey
14:30 - 17:00
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Friday
The Cowsey
Whitley
Ride clearance and glade creation
10:00 - 13:00
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Wednesday
Paices Wood Country Park
Aldermaston
Bracken cutting, coppice protection
10:00 - 14:30
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No activities currently planned
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See Programme for details.
Bean Pole Day
Caversham Court
Church Road, Caversham
RG4 7AD
Saturday
26th April 2025
10:00 - 15:00
Promoting local woodland products and wildlife friendly gardening.
Bean Poles
Flower, vegetable and herb plants
Trees for the garden
Information and advice about getting the best from your planting
Walking sticks, bird tables, nesting boxes, hedgehog homes and more from local craftsmen
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RSPB and Wildlife Trust stalls
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Reading and District Beekeepers
Honey and beeswax products
plus information about bees and beekeeping
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Fairtrade goods
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Together with many other local environmental and gardening groups
Dawn Chorus Walk
Clayfield Copse
Caversham Park Road, Caversham
RG4 6AA
Sunday
4th May 2025
5:00 - 7:00
Leader Peter Scudamore
Peter has been leading this annual event since 2008 with more than 25 species of bird heard or seen in previous years.
There will be a break for coffee or tea.
Beware, paths may be uneven and slippery after rain. Please wear sensible shoes and warm clothes. A torch may be useful as the walk starts before dawn!
econet conservation volunteers ~ conservation of the natural environment