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141111 CIMG1230 Priory Wood
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190210 swifts in flight
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190304 IMG 2169
190722 GS county award
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200227 GS IMG 2921
Richard Featherstone (10/4/21)
210410 work party IMG 3435 crop
Bramford substation
Crown signpost
Duke of Eds lads
glaucous sedge
group incl Lesley
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Havergate — Amanda & Ady
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Orchid walk 2
Pippa & Karen Priory Wood
playing field foxglove amongst rosa rugosa IMG 3431
playing field rosa rugosa
playing field rosa rugosa
swan family
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GreenSnape

  • Committee
  • Programme of Events, 2023-24
  • 18/4/23: SWT Martlesham Wilds
  • past Annual Reports, etc.
    • Activities, 2022/23
    • Activities, 2021/22
    • Report: y/e October 2020
    • Report, y/e October 2019
    • Achievements 2017-18
  • Energy Planning campaigns
  • Greenest Community Award 2019
  • GS Newsletter (downloads)
  • Photo album
  • Priory Wood
  • Snape Common Management Plan
  • Swift Project
  • Walducks' Wanderings

   

Who are we and what are our aims?

GreenSnape is Snape's voluntary environment group.  We work to protect and enhance the environment and amenities in and around our village for the benefit of residents, visitors and wildlife — aiming to enjoy ourselves while we do it.  If you're new to Snape, joining GreenSnape is an excellent way to meet people, and to explore our beautiful local area.

Our activities range from planting flowers and shrubs to cleaning the village signs.  We have regular social events, including a midsummer barbecue, and we organise private visits to interesting and beautiful places.  We provide plenty of opportunities for healthy outdoor exercise, including work parties on Snape Marshes, at the school garden and elsewhere.  We also help oppose developments that would damage our rural environment, currently including plans by Scottish Power and National Grid.

Raking on Snape Marshes, 10/9/21

Raking on Snape Marshes: click on the image for more ...

We work with our Parish, District and County Councils, Snape School, other volunteer groups, Suffolk Wildlife Trust, the National Trust, RSPB and local landowners.  We have also recently taken over responsibility for the upkeep of Priory Wood, one of Snape's precious public spaces.

You're welcome to contact us for the latest information — just follow the «Committee» link above left.

Membership costs a minimum of £3 a year, and we now have more than 100 members.  If you would like to join, please contact our Membership Secretary.  If you're renewing your annual subscription by bank transfer or standing order, please mark it with reference "RENEWAL", thank you.

  

If you wish to pay your subscription direct,
or to make a donation, our bank details are
account name: GREENSNAPE

sort code: 30-98-97    account no: 53767060
Cheques should be made payable to "GreenSnape" —
email michelleashley.mayfield@gmail.com (or ring us)

for a suitable postal address.

 

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