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Conservation areas

- Conservation fencing involves creating a fenced-off area to restore soil quality and create better habitats.

- This benefits both wildlife and people who enjoy outdoor activities.

- Because only 2% of Britain's land is ancient woodland, this project is extremely important.

- The aim is to protect the unique ecology of Haringey's ancient woods.

- These woods are treasured by residents and are important for storing carbon.

We asked:

Fenced off conservation areas will result in:

You responded:

We asked:

What other suggestions do you have to improve the soil health?

You responded: (Contributions from you so far (summarised))

1. Remove Unofficial Play Areas

2. Enhance Pathways

3. Canopy Management for Regeneration

4. Information Boards to Raise Awareness And Reduce Disturbance

5. Regular Inspection and Maintenance

6. Invasive Species Management

7. Consideration of Global Warming and Fire Risks

8. Dog Access Management

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Discover more about the Friends of Ancient Woodland in the upcoming week.

Posted on 30th August 2023

by by Annabel Foskett and Cassandra Li