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	Bird Boxes	Dec 2007	An additional 7 bird boxes have been put up in Pensdell Wood beside the B3046. This makes a total of 19.
	Talk on Sustainability	Nov 2007	Eamonn Harding who lives in Cliddesden delivered an extremely interesting talk on what is meant by sustainability.
	Tree and Hedge Planting	Nov 2007	Around 1200 hedge plants and saplings have been planted along Farleigh Rd between the edge of the village and the M3 footbridge. Over 4 years the group has planted 8,000 or more.
	Native Bulb Planting	Oct 2007	About 500 bluebell and 500 native daffodill bulbs have been planted along Farleigh Rd on the northern side beside the village and the footbridge. Around 250 snowdrops have been planted along Farleigh Rd on each side of the village and on each side of the road in a total of about 18 small groups.
	Bird Boxes	Oct 2007	Mr Jervoise has kindly allowed the group to put up 12 next boxes in Pensdell Wood beside the B3046 . These are a mix of Tit and Robin Boxes.
	Hedge Maintenance	Oct 2007	A group of employees of AXA Insurance came from various parts of the country to help us by cutting and clearing grass and nettles that surround the new trees on the path between Headstarts and Farleigh Church. The area looks much better. Some work remains to be done later in the month. (Photo).
	Pond Survey	July 2007	Hampshire Wildlife Trust, with help from the group conducted a pond survey of Cliddesden Village pond as part of a survey across northern Hampshire
	Bird Boxes	January 2007	Bird boxes made by members have been put up in the village. Village Hall has 3 and 1 at the Village Pond. Permission is being sought to erect another 3 at a third site.
	Circular Walk from Pond to Farleigh Church	January 2007	This is a leaflet for a nature walk which goes up the Drove from the centre of the village and returns via Headstarts Nursery and the Village Hall.
	Experimental Wildflower Planting	November 2006	Mainly primroses and cowslips but including some foxgloves, red campion, dog violets, mullein. Plantings at Headstarts verges, Village Hall verges, Chapel verges, Farleigh Road east verges.
	Hedge Planting - Field opposite Headstarts Nursery	November 2006	1,500 hedge plants used to restore rapidly degrading hedge
	Basingstoke Canal Boat Trip	July 2006	The canal is a SSSI and we heard about the decline in species from about 210 to 190 despite attempts to preserve its richness
	Headstarts to Farleigh Hill Planting	November 2005	3,500 hedge plants now stretch from the Headstarts Nursery (photo) for nearly 1 kilometre towards Farleigh Church. This new hedge is intended to provide wildlife refuge and links between Cliddesden and the wider countryside.
	Loddon & Eversley Heritage Area	September 2005	Presentation by Alison Cross of Hants & IOW Wildlife Trust on the Loddon & Eversley Heritage Area.
	Bat Talk	August 2005	A Bat Talk & Walk with Paul Hope of the Bat Conservation Group was held at the Village Hall.
	Village Plant Surveys	April to August 2005	Initial surveys  to identify the habitats, trees, native wildflowers and grasses growing in and around the village. This is an ongoing project.
	Audleys Wood Survey	July 2005	A survey was conducted of the woodlands around Audleys Wood with Joel Miller from Hampshire County Council.  The results will be published later this year.
	Tree Preservation Orders	June 2005	Tree Preservation Orders currently covering various trees within the village were identified and trees along Farleigh Road and South Lea have now been photographed
	Noar Hill	June 2005	A visit to Noar Hill to see native orchids. A Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust nature reserve.
	Village Hall Trees	February 2004	Replacement of dead trees around village hall.
	M3 Tree Planting	December 2004	300 trees and hedging plants planted to infill spaces in M3 planting above – A K, Jenny Squillaci and Monica Tilley.
	Oak Tree Planting	November 2004	Planting of a 7 year old oak tree in South Lea planting (see above) by David, Barbara & Jonathon Evans and A K. (photo)
	M3 Tree & Hedge Planting	November 2004	300 trees and hedging plants planted to fill in gaps in the hedge in the three-corner field adjoining South Lea’s back field – more great community effort supplemented with an extra 200 hedging plants by A K during the following week.
	M3 Tree Planting	November 2004	1,500 trees and hedging plants planted along the border of Lord Portsmouth’s field bordering the M3 motorway on the righthand side of Woods Lane – a splendid community effort in spite of the diabolical weather! (photo 1),  (photo 2).
	3cg Open Day	25 September 2004	3cg support  an Open Day in the Village Hall with many displays on different aspects of the local flora and fauna with wildflower plants for sale.