New Habitat

Wednesday, January 27th 2016

Work has been continuing throughout the week to dig out our newest habitat improvement; a large scrape on the moor.

The scrape is intended to provide a suitable feeding and resting area for declining wader species. The creation of this much needed habitat involves some major earth works to create a level football pitch sized area which will fill with approximately nine inches of water.

There will be a lot of exposed mud around the margins of the scrape to provide easy access.. The project has attracted quite a bit of media attention and we were visited by BBC Radio Teesside today and you can read more about it in the Northern Echo.
 


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Linda Robinson responded on 29th Jan 2016 with...

Looking forward to seeing it !


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