If you see a problem in Gledhow Valley Woods (fly tipping, burnt out cars, rats, etc.) and you're not sure who to contact, please see our Troubleshooting Contacts List.

	AboutMyArea "Your Guide to Chapel Allerton and surrounding areas. The Best Guide for the LS7 Area LS7 news, reviews and local events in LS7 areas like Chapel Allerton, Meanwood, City and Hunslet, and communities in LS7."
	British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) "We are a UK charity dedicated to helping & protecting hedgehogs." This site includes lots of information concerning hedgehog lifestyles and habitats, caring for sick or injured hedgehogs, making your garden hedgehog friendly, etc
	BTCV (Britist Trust for Conservation Volunteers) "BTCV is the UK's largest practical conservation charity. Founded in 1959, we help over 130,000 volunteers take hands-on action to improve the rural and urban environment. Our purpose is to ensure that the potential of voluntary action for the environment is fully realised. Our vision is of a world where people value their environment and take practical action to improve it."
	ChapelAllerton.org "A Community Site for Chapel Allerton. This non-commercial site is being developed by members of the Chapel Allerton Community for the Chapel Allerton Community and groups within that community."
	The City of Leeds "The city of Leeds is lively, prosperous & cosmopolitan; it offers a rich mixture of culture, business, history, shopping, community life and the arts. Leeds welcomes all visitors."
	Community Woodland Network "The Community Woodland Network has been set up by the Woodland Trust to support woodland groups throughout the country with their invaluable work in managing and conserving woodland. The Network is also keen to help new groups that would like support in getting started. We aim to help you network with other like-minded woodland groups and share in the information posted on this website. This site is also a response to the hundreds of enquiries we receive at the Trust on woodland topics. You can search the online information sheets for woodland information or look in the interactive area."
	Flora-for-Fauna Part of the Natural History Museum web site, the Flora-for-Fauna "Postcode Plants Database" aims to encourage gardeners and other horticulturalists to plant the native trees, shrubs and flowers which are local to their areas. When you type in the first part of your UK postcode the database generates a list of not only plants, but birds and other wildlife found in that area. You can also search the database for in-depth information on any of the thousands of species it contains.
	Forest of Leeds "The Forest of Leeds is a Leeds City Council initiative that is striving to enhance the woodlands, countryside and urban green spaces of Leeds. The aim is to integrate trees and woodland, together with associated habitats, with the urban, urban fringe and rural environments of Leeds."
	Foxes.org "This site is devoted to resources and educational materials about foxes." A comprehensive and well-researched site by Tim Susman.
	Friends of Muntz Park Selly Oak, Birmingham. The group was set up in January 2005 to "improve the Park for the benefit of a wide range of Park users so that it becomes a more attractive, welcoming and safer place for all".
	Friends of Potternewton Park "We are a group that has been set up to improve the park through discussion with local agencies such as parks and countryside. We were formed in january of 2002 as an off shoot of the Potternewton Community Action Group."
	Friends of Roundhay Park "The Friends of Roundhay Park exists to ensure the continued preservation, restoration, maintenance and improvement of the Park for all its users and for future generations." This site includes an excellent 'virtual tour' with many 360 degree panoramas.
	getmapping.com "The most comprehensive and detailed aerial photo survey of the UK, ever." Explore the 'Millennium Map' and create a bird's eye view of the area where you live. You can also check out Domesday information, and order online from a selection of unique personalised gift ideas.
	GreenSpace Online GreenSpace is a not-for-profit organisation set up to help those committed to the planning, design, management and use of public parks and open spaces. It aims to be "the UK's leading advocate for the economic, social and environmental benefits of better planned, designed and managed parks, gardens and green spaces and for their positive contribution to our economic, physical and spiritual health, to social cohesion and to biodiversity."
	The History of Burmantofts Pottery A history of the pottery, together with details of the pieces it produced and architectural commisions undertaken. There is also information on identifying Burmantofts pottery, and where to see examples of the work.
	Leeds Civic Trust "Encouraging development which is a source of pride. Conserving and enhancing the heritage of Leeds. Promoting the improvement of public amenities."
	Leeds Geological Association "The Leeds Geological Association aims to promote and further interest in the geological sciences, both amongst its members and within the wider community. Particular emphasis is placed on the geology of the region and its relationship to landscape and scenery. Membership is open to all."
	The Leodis Database The Leodis Database is run by the Leeds Library & Information Service and contains over 35,000 old and new images of Leeds, together with accompanying descriptions and historical information. You can search database, take guided tours, build your own Leodis Album, contribute to the information held in the database, and even order prints of the photographs which interest you.
	The Natural History Museum "The Natural History Museum is the United Kingdom's national museum of natural history, and a centre of scientific excellence in taxonomy and biodiversity. The Museum's mission is to maintain and develop its collections and use them to promote the discovery, understanding, responsible use and enjoyment of the natural world."
	Northern Earth Online Northern Earth is an "earth mysteries" journal exploring issues relating to the perception of the landscape and the sacred both past and present, including religions, rituals, folklore, literature, art, archaeology, customs and patterns of belief, sacred architecture and planning, early belief systems, etc.
	Not a Proper Link You have found a Duncan Token... please click on the "Not a Proper Link" to go to the Duck Hunt page and find out what to do now that you've found one!
	RSPB Leeds Local Group "Meetings, outings, news, and newsletter articles... If you enjoy watching and feeding the birds in your garden and would like to expand your knowledge, why not join the Leeds group. Membership would give you access to regular coach trips to selected birdwatching venues, monthly illustrated talks; 2 newsletters each year and postage free RSPB goods. It would also enable you to meet new friends and support the work of the RSPB."
	West Yorkshire RIGS Group "Regionally Important Geological and Geomorphological Sites (RIGS) are considered important places for Earth Science which are worthy of conservation. They are identified as being of regional value as educational, historical and aesthetic resources. Once designated, RIGS are listed on Local Authority Development Plans to try and protect the important features they show. Some sites may be managed and promoted to publicise their features to a wider audience."
	Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) "The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) promotes the conservation of wetlands focusing on rare wetland birds. Founded in 1946 by the artist and naturalist Sir Peter Scott, WWT is the largest international wetland conservation charity in the UK."