Future Projects
Future Projects
Current and future plans to improve the biodiversity of the reserve revolve around encouraging wildflowers in the meadow area and an ambitious scheme to establish a flowery grassland on one of the south-facing slopes.
More native trees will be planted each season together with regular coppicing of established hazels and maples.
In addition, we have the following projects planned:
- Extension to all-weather path
- Lining of lower portion of gullies to retain water
- Scouring of meadow to allow greater range of wild flowers to flourish, eg. Yellow Rattle.
- Creation of new habitats by use of ‘spoil heaps’.
- Nature Trail for users of Quarr
- Improved links with local primary schools leading to many minor projects
- Introduction of a webcam
Lesser Celandine
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Just a short note to say well done to sherborne as this has been a need for many years.
I myself worked and lived in the town for over twenty years for one of the schools in the town.
I am now helping the btcv group of volunteers when i can in many areas across the regeion as i am not working
well done and hope to get to see it soon