Join the Don Catchment Rivers Trust as we work to clear vegitation from the Hexthorpe Ings to improve the wetland. This day is a part of our All Hands on the Don project. 

When: Wednesday 29th October 2025 10am-3pm

Where: We will be meeting near the entrance to the allotments, next to the River Don at the end of Bramworth Road, Doncaster, DN4 0HW. What 3 words: ///drum.admits.nights. Google Maps Pin: https://maps.app.goo.gl/TZJS3xxMzC8D5r5g9

What to bring: We provide all of the equipment on the day, however please wear suitable clothing for outdoor work including sturdy shoes or boots and long trousers. We can provide wellingtons to borrow on the day, but please let us know in advance by emailing [email protected] or contacting Volunteering Officer Anthony Cox. Please bring your own packed lunch if you would like to stay for the whole day. 

What are we doing: On the day we will be removing scrub and trees to help the site reamain wet and prevent it from becoming woodland, as well as increasing the sunlight reaching the wetland, to help encourage more plants to grow and increase biodiversity.

Joining us? All are welcome, however not all of our sites are completely accessible , please check the access advice below. If you are a new volunteer, please let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly by emailing [email protected] or contacting Volunteering Officer Anthony Cox 07384 543124.

Booking is required as this walk may be cancelled in adverse weather and places are limited
Please email [email protected] to book a place (LIMITED AVAILABILITY)

Join Don Catchment Rivers Trust for a Ghost Walk along the River Don – a 4 mile walk (2.5 hours) through the lost village of Levitt Hagg, across Conisbrough Viaduct and along the river Don – horrifying tales of witch trials, boggarts & ghostly encounters included along the way…

Meeting at Nursery Lane on the canal, setting off at 3.30pm.
Limited Parking is on Nursery Lane & Sprotbrough Village, please plan ahead and make sure you have time to find a spot.
Walk finishes at the Boat Inn for a warm-up and hot drink.

Access: Steep paths, tricky terrain and low light levels mean this walk is only suitable for confident walkers. Please wear good boots and consider bringing walking poles if you need them, as the paths are uneven, muddy and slippery in places. Lanterns will be provided.