Godstone Goes Wild!
More than 500 people joined Surrey Wildlife Trust for one of its 60th anniversary events at the Bay Pond private nature reserve in the heart of Godstone village on Saturday 15th June.
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Go Wild in Godstone
Join Surrey Wildlife Trust for the Big Wild Weekend on Sunday 17th June at the Bay Pond open day between 11am and 3.30pm
Growing Wild in Godstone
The very first Growing Wild community garden day at Bay Pond was a lot of fun (if a little soggy)!
A Big Wild Weekend in Godstone!
Hundreds of families joined Surrey Wildlife Trust for the Big Wild Weekend on Father’s Day on Sunday 17th June at Bay Pond in the heart of Godstone village.
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