Over the last two seasons, several groups have visited the wood, notably Alton Friends of the Earth (on two occasions), The Hampshire Mycological Society, Camberley Natural History Society (three separate visits including butterfly survey and moth survey events), five work parties involved with the coppicing and a group of school children at Easter (organized by a parent rather than the school), and a group of ex-Bath University horticulturists. This site is always open to groups visiting Fritillary Wood as it is becoming increasingly interesting to observe the positive effects of the hedge laying and coppicing on the flora and insect life.

The work parties have provided educational, healthy and exciting days out for people who don't usually work outdoors. Several people who have participated in the hedgelaying have done so with a view to building skills towards a career change.