Friends Of The Hook (FrOTH)
Friends Of The Hook aim to support the use and management of the Hook, Lady Bay site as a designated Local Nature Reserve by protecting, maintaining and enhancing it for the benefit of the local community and for flora and fauna. They are a voluntary organisation, working with Nottinghamshire Wildlife and Rushcliffe Borough Council.
You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/friendsofthehook
Information about the Hook and the Friends group is also available at www.friendsofthehook.org.uk.
Or email Jane Browne at [email protected] for information, or to raise an issue about the Hook that you would like the Friends committee to discuss. Volunteers are always welcome - see below for examples of their work and here is their archive - they've been at it for a while now.
LAtest update from FRiends of the Hook
Here is the latest on FrOTH activity, taken from the Autumn 2020 Lady Bay Community Asociation Newsletter.
FroTH benefits from Co-op Community funding
Friends of the Hook benefit from the Co op community funding 'Protecting and enhancing Our Environment', which will run until September 2020.
If you are a member of the Co-op, you can, on line, allocate your Co-op community funding to Friends of the Hook.
conservation action afternoons
If you would like to become involved then join our Conservation action afternoons; meet at the Mona Road entrance to the Hook at 2.00 p.m. on the first Sunday of each month, look out for the signs!