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In celebration of National Nature Reserves Week 2024, Natural England are holding a series of guided walks in the Wyre Forest to look at the wildlife and talk about some of our management practices.

This event will be hosted by the Natural England Reserve Managers and will comprise a gentle guided walk/talk around forest to look at aspects of the woodland, how we are tyring to manage the woodland for biodiversity and some of the challenges we face. During the walk we will discuss:

  • Woodland succession.
  • Coppicing.
  • Woodland ride management.
  • Timber production.
  • Meadow and orchard management.
  • Management for specific species.
  • Key challenges for the forest.

Participants will have the opportunity to engage with the NNR staff, to find out a little bit more about the work that they do and have a chance to ask any questions.

*All are welcome and the cost is free; booking is essential. Please note due to the limited numbers we have set a limit of two tickets per booking.

If you have any questions or queries please get in touch by sending an email to wyreforest.nnr@naturalengland.org.uk

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Date/Time
23/05/24 10:00
Event Type
General Event
Website
Visit
Cost
Free
Address
Dry Mill Lane Car Park, Bewdley, DY12 2LT (what three words: growth.mimics.imparts)
Organiser
Natural England
Email
wyreforest.nnr@naturalengland.org.uk
Booking
Via eventbrite link (see above)
Acccessibility Info
The walk will follow the old railway line and open tracks in the forest. The terrain will not be especially difficult or hilly, but may be boggy, slippery or uneven in places, please let us know in advance if you have any particular requirements or concerns.