The woodland management team and the Bookham Commons volunteers have been hard at work opening up overgrown pathways. This has made walking along some of the internal network of tracks easier and allows for viewing into the undergrowth. Banks of nettles in the Station Copse have been lopped down to make way for wider paths to and from popular access points.  Continue reading ‘Pathways opened up.’

One of the most loved features of the Bookham Commons is the natural playground. For families with young children the area has become a popular spot for fun-filled clambering and picnics and has added value to the woodland experience.
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Take a look at our Bookham Commons display at the Bookham Village Day.
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Our Spring/Summer 2014 Friends of Bookham Commons newsletter is now available, in a printable PDF format.
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Bookham Commons’ varied landscapes, from ancient oak woods to grassland plains and tranquil ponds, support an abundance of wildlife, which can be heard and seen throughout the seasons.
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