Daniel Greenwood
More ways to get involved in the Great North Wood
Seasonal spotter sheets and project leaflet
You can download our printable spotter sheets and leaflets about the Great North Wood below. Take them with you on your next visit to the Great North Wood - the leaflet includes a handy map. Why not save them on your phone and view them digitally?
Maybe you'll use them as a school group, with family or even with friends and enjoy discovering the different types of wildlife found in the Great North Wood.
Click on the images below to view and download the spotter sheets and leaflet.
Life on the Hedge Podcast
Listen to Life on the Hedge, a podcast from The Tree Council, and find out what it’s really like to have a career in nature from members of our fantastic Great North Wood project Team Chantelle and Max. They are also joined by colleague Bobbi Benjamin Wand who works in our youth programmes team and Cheryl Duerden, a forester and arborist.
Woodland Management Toolkit
We have created a Great North Wood woodland management toolkit aimed at landowners, land managers, community groups and local residents who either manage or have an aspiration to manage woodlands and greenspaces within the Great North Wood area.
The toolkit promotes a collaborative approach to managing sites within the Great North Wood and sets out principles and practises that, if adopted across sites, will lead to benefits for the wildlife and people that use them.
Go Jauntly Walking Routes
Discover London's history and walk in the footsteps of generations gone by with our Great North Wood Go Jauntly walking trails.
There are different routes to choose from to explore the ancient woodlands and get your dose of forest bathing.