Three Hagges Wood-Meadow

Description

Three Hagges Wood-Meadow is a creation project which maximises biodiversity benefits by establishing native trees within a ground flora of fine meadow grasses and perennials. Wood-meadows have been, and are still in many places traditionally managed throughout Europe, which is the prime conservation focus of the Trust. The aims of the Trust are to provide a high-diversity wood-meadow which serves nature conservation and is a community woodland experience for the public. It also serves as an evidence-based demonstration of what can be achieved for others wishing to redress the large-scale losses of biodiversity that have taken place over the past 50 years.

Resources

1. Three Hagges Wood-Meadow, near Riccall, North Yorkshire, invertebrate survey 2014
   Invertebrate (insects, molluscs, arachnids, crustaceans) from sub-habitats within the developing wood-meadow ecosystem created de novo. Absences are not recorded.
2. Three Hagges Wood-Meadow, near Riccall, North Yorkshire, invertebrate survey 2015
   Invertebrate (insects, molluscs, arachnids, crustaceans) from sub-habitats within the developing wood-meadow ecosystem created de novo. Absences are not recorded.
3. Three Hagges Wood-Meadow, near Riccall, North Yorkshire, invertebrate survey 2016
   Invertebrate (insects, molluscs, arachnids, crustaceans) from sub-habitats within the developing wood-meadow ecosystem created de novo. Absences are not recorded.

Metadata last updated on 2018-01-19 14:28:23.0