Harleston Greenspace
Harleston Greenspace CIC is a new community group established to promote nature recovery and provide public amenity greenspace to encourage engagement with nature and a healthy lifestyle.
We are creating a nature conservation area on grassland off Rushall Road fulfilling a desire expressed by the residents in the Neighbourhood Plan, to protect the site as a local green space and a soft entrance to the town.
Working Together
We are working with representatives from many environmental groups who will bring their knowledge and expertise to the project. Norfolk Wildlife Trust, Suffolk Wildlife Trust, Tyndall Centre at University of East Anglia, Waveney Volunteers for Nature, Waveney Bird Club, Norfolk Ponds Project, and The Conservation Volunteers are part of the collective. The plans have the support of the Sancroft Academy, South Norfolk Council, and Adrian Ramsey the MP for Waveney Valley.
The Vision
The first stage of the design includes a mini forest, carefully managed areas for nature, bird, bat, and owl boxes, bug houses and log piles, rainwater harvesting, and a circular walk with information boards and resting spots. We intend to hold sessions to involve the community and will provide regular updates. This is a project where everyone can be involved.
A Fresh Start
If you are interested in helping out, or would simply like more information please email us at:
contact@harlestongreenspace.co.uk
Lauren, Jill, and Trevor
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MP Waveney Valley
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Waveney Bird Club
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Norfolk Wildlife Trust
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Climate Ambassador UEA
Whether as developers, farmers, businesses, organisations or as individuals, this is down to us.
As the initiative develops everyone will be invited to join in with activities, and to play a part in this vital task for the wellbeing of the natural world.