The team does a lot of engagment with different groups in Aylesham, and utilise Spinney Wood which is an attractive woodland on the edge of the former mining village of Aylesham. It is a mix of ancient woodland and a more recent plantation of trees such as beech. During the spring there are colourful displays of wild flowers such as bluebells and wood anemones, but other rare plants such as lady orchid and white helleborine can be found growing here.

There is a walking route around the wood and WCCP have produced a full colour leaflet an updated verison of which will be availble in May 2008. WCCP have been coppicing Spinney Wood since 1999

Info and picture from White Cliffs Countryside Project, who have a booklet called

Explore Spinny Woods Aylesham

Ghandi Wood is a small area of woodland close to Aylesham railway station. A walking trail was established around the wood, with an information leaflet produced to explain about the wildlife and history of the this unusually named woodland.