Community Forest Shelter

To create a safe shelter for the public to study nature, rest, eat and enjoy the woodland surroundings To create an educational place and space for those with physical and mental disabilities to stay warm, safe and free from weather extremes and local schools in disadvantaged areas (free of charge) Allow the public to have access to over 3000 native deciduous trees, 20 bird boxes, natural beehives and flora & fauna by opening up the community forest with a shelter for protection from natural weather elements Provide suitable facility to complement development work within this community forest