Two Goodgymmers made their way to help rescue Durham Hill tiny forest from an onslaught of grass and weeds. Particularly thistles!

With an assortment of gloves and tools, we gradually gave the trees a bit more breathing space and freed up the paving stone markers that are used for monitoring invertebrates. We even found time to compete in a few Olympic Weed events! See above for javelin with a weed, weightlifting with a weed, surfing on a weed... and many more!

There's still more patches to clear, so watch this space for more Tiny Forest tasks.

5 fabulous GoodGymers headed to the Downham Fields/Durham Hill Tiny Forest as part of our campaign to save the wee trees from an increasing amount of weeds and grass.

We've even got plans to move a load of mulch over. More on that next time hopefully!

Two Goodgymmers ventured to Durham Hill Tiny Forest to identify butterflies, bees and various creepy crawlies. The bees were out in abundance, while the butterflies seemed to be late risers. Must be the Bank holiday! We also did a spot of weeding, as the grass has gotten a bit rampant. Check out the Bromley session listings for the next Tiny Forest task, on June 4th!

Tonight GoodGym was on a rescue mission.

One grassy and weedy Tiny Forest confronted us. Clearly it had been lacking a bit of TLC over its lifespan, but luckily we were on hand to rip it and strip it down to the mud.

We chose to tackle one small section which turned into quite a big section. And we made a massive pile of grass and weeds to show for it.

Nice one team!

First Tuesday of the month is now Tiny Forest day. See you next month!

Shout out to Andreas for the pun 🙌