Creative Roots bought peg looms with their grant money to help run mindful woodland courses for adults and children

TWIG bought trees, mulch mat and bio pegs to plant a hedge to complete a wildlife corridor

Fishers Hill Community Garden wanted top soil and manure to create new beds in their community garden; increasing biodiversity, growing food, improving well being and strengthening links to the land

Langport Community Garden wanted compost, sleepers and a wheel barrow to help create the new Langport Community Garden

Plotgate purchased scythes to be used for courses and projects

Yeovil Rivers Community Trust bought a range of scything equipment to help manage local green spaces.