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To sensitively manage and continue to develop the community-owned woodland and carry out related conservation activities in the interests of education, health and well-being.By providing a haven of natural solace for youth and adults alike, for learning, for nature's reconnections and to empower those individuals participating, such that they take pride in their achievement and engagement.