Volunteer Efforts Enhance Coosebean Woodland Cycle Path

In Truro, the Coosebean Woodland has recently seen significant progress in the maintenance and enhancement of its cycle path, thanks to the dedication of local volunteers. The Truro Countryside Rangers have been overseeing a project aimed at scraping the edges of the cycle path, which, in some sections, had become overgrown by a few inches. This overgrowth made the project a considerable task to undertake.

A group of volunteers has been instrumental in advancing this project. Their commitment and hard work have been pivotal in making strides towards the completion of the path’s maintenance, ensuring it remains a safe and enjoyable route for cyclists and pedestrians alike.

The Countryside Rangers expressed their gratitude towards the volunteers for their valuable contribution to the Coosebean Woodland. This collaborative effort not only benefits the local community by improving the accessibility and safety of the cycle path but also enhances the natural beauty of the woodland area, making it more inviting for visitors.

The impact of these volunteer efforts is a testament to the community’s spirit and dedication to preserving and enhancing local natural spaces. The Coosebean Woodland remains a cherished area for recreation and wildlife, with the improved cycle path contributing to its appeal and accessibility.