• Restoring Shire Oak Heath Appeal

    Help us raise funds to purchase neighbouring Shire Oak Heath and bring it into the park. The current owners, recognising the work of The Greensand Trust to improve the surrounding area and habitats, have agreed to transfer the land to us on the understanding that we launch a public appeal to help raise the funds to secure the site and its restoration. Read more

    Target £50,000 Raised so far £2,130
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Environmental conservation, education and access

Help us conserve, enhance and protect the distinctive landscape, wildlife and history of
The Greensand Ridge and wider area.

  • Greensand Trust
  • Rushmere Country Park
  • Working Woodlands Centre

About Rushmere Country Park

Rushmere Country Park is a great place to discover nature and enjoy outdoor leisure pursuits.

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Dormouse Appeal

The Doormouse is an endangered species yet we've been successful in helping this lovely creature to thrive in Maulden Wood - but we need your help to ensure we can continue this work and make a real difference.

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Target amount: £500.00

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Restoring Shire Oak Heath Appeal

Help us raise funds to purchase neighbouring Shire Oak Heath and bring it into the park. The current owners, recognising the work of The Greensand Trust to improve the surrounding area and habitats, have agreed to transfer the land to us on the understanding that we launch a public appeal to help raise the funds to secure the site and its restoration.

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Target amount: £50,000.00

Amount raised: £2,130.00

Greensand Ridge map

Our area is full of great places to visit and things to do and see. Whether you would like to try mountain biking or just want to walk the dog you'll find it all here.

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What's on

  • Dragonflies and Damselflies

    Our series of fund-raising Greensand Trust Talks continues with an introduction to dragonflies and damselflies by John Curd with an illustrated talk which will help you to identify some of our more common dragonflies and damselflies. Read more

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    Author: Carolyn Londer-Ward

    Location: The Working Woodlands Centre, Maulden Wood, Haynes West End, MK45 3UZ

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  • Knit & Natter

    Come along and join the Rushmere Ravellers for our popular Knit and Natter sessions now taking place every first and third Tuesday of the month. Brush up your knitting skills and make friends enjoying the wonderful view over a cuppa! Read more

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    Author: Carolyn Londer-Ward

    Location: Rushmere Country Park, Linslade Road, Heath and Reach, LU7 0EB

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  • Fascinating fungi

    Come and join our volunteer Tony Harding to increase your understanding of this neglected but absorbing wonder of the natural world in this Tree Top Talk. Read more

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    Author: Carolyn Londer-Ward

    Location: Rushmere Country Park, Linslade Road, Heath and Reach, LU7 0EB

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What's new

  • Please take part in our survey!

    Calling all visitors to Rushmere Country Park - we need your help! Please take part in our survey to let us know your thoughts on our park and how we could make improvements. Read more

  • Fun Dog Show - Results

    We had a great time at our Fun Dog Show on Sunday 13 August kindly sponsored by Denne Country Stores. We loved meeting lots of lovely canine friends - pictured above is Best in Show: Dobby with Sally. It was a hard task for our judges to pick the winners but here they are. Read more

  • Help Rushmere buy and restore neighbouring Shire Oak Heath

    The Greensand Trust is appealing for help to raise funds to purchase Shire Oak Heath, a 17 acre site neighbouring Rushmere Country Park, so that it can join the park and be restored to a thriving, well-maintained area of heathland. Its addition to Rushmere will also create an opportunity for a safer cycle route into the park. Read more