2021/ 2022 saw the reintroduction of a wildlife pond although not on the orginal sight which was on  the right of the track approaching the beacon .It didn't take long for the frogs ,water boatmen and pond  skaters  to take up residence and we hope this will  continue to attract wildlife to the area.

2022/2023 saw the planting  of a community space  with additional fruit trees and foraging  plants being donated by Forestry England and planted by the friends and local school children. This area was planted very specifically so as  not to spoil the magnificent views. The view across to sugarloaf  mountain have for some years been obscured but the friends are hopeful that at sometime  in the future with cooperation from the local farmer that the view maybe restored and the beacon once again be seen in wales. There is currently  an  open  pathway where the welsh  mountains can be viewed.  It was also the year when thanks to Drybrook parish council , Gloucestershire county council build  back better scheme we was able to purchase our first  NEW ride on mower capable to towing an harrow . To repair continuing boar damage  on a small scale. This enables us to keep the area respectable for our many visitors.

2023/2024 will see wildlife and information  boards being installed  with funding  from FODDC.