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You are invited to a Public Meeting at Hen Ysgol Bodorgan Community Centre, Ynys Môn LL62 5AB on Friday 29 September at 7pm. The Eternal Forest Trust would like to share its ideas about creating a natural burial ground on Anglesey. It would be part woodland and part wildflower meadow, open to everyone.
Come and chat over tea and biscuits.
September in the Wood – Newsletter 137
Today was golden, beautiful. The wood was the best place to be. I’m so glad it’s been raining! The fungi had all but disappeared after the recent hot weather and I was worried that there would be nothing to find next Sunday, when Charles Aron is coming to the wood to teach us about them.
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Learn to identify fungi – 17th September 2023
Boduan Sanctuary Wood
Sunday 17th September
2 o’clock onwards
Is it a poisonous toadstool or a delicious mushroom? Find out with fungus expert Charles Aron.
Silent Why Podcast with Claire Sandys
Our manager Julia Everitt met Claire Sandys from the Silent Why at the wood to talk about the Eternal Forest Trust and natural woodland burials. Find out more on the Silent Why website.
The Eternal Forest at the Eisteddfod 5-12th August
It’s Eisteddfod time again, and never again will it be this close to our burial ground! Are you a Welsh learner or speaker who can help run our stall on the maes? Or help at the burial ground giving out leaflets? Any time from August 5th – 12th.
Please come to support the wood you love! Message us here or phone our office – 01758 612006. THANK YOU!
Looking For a Site on Anglesey to Create a New Burial Ground
We’re a charity with a mission to create more woodland burial grounds. Can you help us do this? Do you own any land on Anglesey? Do you know of any small plots of land for sale there? (about 2 acres) – with good road access? We have looked carefully at one possible site, but it is very expensive. To keep our costs down we are still looking.
Midsummer in the wood – Newsletter 136 – Summer 2023
Phew! It’s been hot! Last week, yet again, Porthmadog (15 miles from the wood) was declared the hottest place in Britain. But we have the answer: go for a walk in a wood. If you’re too far from Boduan to walk in our lovely wood, find another – because the temperature in woodland is substantially lower than it is on surrounding land that doesn’t have trees.
Public Meeting – 12th June 2023
You are invited to a Public Meeting at St Cyngar’s Church Hall, Llangefni LL77 7EB on Monday 12 June at 7pm. The Eternal Forest Trust would like to share its ideas about creating a natural burial ground on Anglesey. It would be part woodland and part wildflower meadow, open to everyone. Come and chat over tea and biscuits. (more…)
The days are longer than the nights – Newsletter 135 – Spring 2023
It’s Spring time! It really is Spring at last! The nights are getting ever shorter and the sun rises higher in the sky each day, illuminating places that have been shaded for the last six months, bringing light and life and joy. March is not going out like a lamb but the wind gusting through the trees doesn’t have icy teeth any more. Or not today!
Happy Christmas – Newsletter 134 – December 2022
It’s time to celebrate! Welcome the returning sun! From Wednesday the days get longer! The birds have started singing again, perky little wrens – King of the Winter, according to folklore – can be seen hopping in and out of log-piles and the robins are as plentiful, cheerful and friendly as ever. We love them all!