Welcome

Welcome to the Friends of Fox Hill. We are a community group created to support access to, and the conservation of, this area of much-loved woodland on the edge of Woosehill in Wokingham, Berkshire.

We are all local volunteers with an interest in open spaces and their flora and fauna. You can follow our news on here, take part in our conservation sessions (see Events), which also include litter picks, or even make a donation by contacting fundraising@friendsoffoxhill.org.

Anyone with an interest in supporting our work can be a member. You can join us and follow us on Facebook. We also welcome new members to join our small committee and take on an active role.

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  • Fox Hill Birds – The Jay
    “Jay, Jay, plant me an acorn.‘I will plant you a thousand acorns’.Acorn, acorn, grow me an oak.‘I will grow you an oak that will live for a thousand years’.” – Robert Macfarlane If you are lucky enough to spot one, Eurasian Jays are nearly…
  • Scouts Plant for the Future
    The first weekend of October was a busy one in Fox Hill Woods: we were delighted to welcome two Scout groups from across Wokingham Borough to assist with our woodland conservation. 1st Woosehill Cubs and 3rd Wokingham Beavers visited on consecutive days at the…
  • Tree Preservation Orders
    A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is a legal mechanism granted by a local planning authority to protect and preserve single trees, groups of trees and whole woodlands from deliberate damage or removal. Whilst trees in hedgerows can be covered, hedgerows themselves cannot be protected…
  • Adders
    At this time of year, we thought it would be useful to provide some information on Adders which have been seen in Foxhill historically. It is also particularly important for those who walk dogs in the area as they may be bitten to. Adder…
  • Butterfly Photoshoot – 21 June 2026
    As we have learned in recent years, the Fox Hill butterflies visit earlier than the annual official Butterfly Count. Pollinators love our woodland edge plants, such as the huge length of bramble that lines the Dorset Way entrance. This is where I saw a…