Troopers Hill Nature Conservation Work Parties

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Troopers Hill Nature Conservation Work Parties

Many dates for 2 hours "green exercise" while helping maintain the mosaic of habitats needed by the wildlife of Troopers Hill's heathland.

By Friends of Troopers Hill

Location

To be announced

About this event

We offer a friendly welcome, tools, gloves and guidance during a two hour nature conservation work party. Most of our work involves cutting back scrub that is threatening this important area of acid grassland and heathland. 80% of the UK's heathland has been lost since the 1800s due to changes in land use.

We sometimes do work to benefit humans, such as step repairs, but most of our work is aimed at providing good habitats for wildlife. 83 species of bee have been recorded on the site which seems to indicate that it is being managed well.

All our work is guided by the site's nature conservation management plan.

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Friends of Troopers Hill is a group of volunteers formed by a group of local residents in 2003, we aim to: • Provide a friendly community focus for people who care about Troopers Hill. • Carry out practical conservation work to help look after Troopers Hill. • Organise public events such as walks and talks. • Work with Bristol Parks to make sure Troopers Hill is well looked after.