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Hollingbury Woods and Burstead Woods management plan 2011-2015
A draft management plan has been produced to outline how Hollingbury and Burstead Woods should be cared for over the next 5 years. It has been produced by Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) City Parks department and the Friends of Hollingbury and Burstead Woods (FHBW) – a group of volunteers which works with the Council Ranger in the woods. The plan will be reviewed in 2015.
The Management Plan aims to promote the wildlife and recreational value of Hollingbury Woods and Burstead Woods for the benefit of local residents. The actions that are planned will:
- Maintain the woodland
- Support wildlife
- Balance the woodland tree population
- Conserve and enhance the natural beauty of the woodland
- Encourage public awareness and enjoyment of the woods
- Enable responsible public access to the woods
We are keen to engage with users of the woods, or those who have an interest in the area, to input into these plans. We ran a consultation last year which ended on the 20 July, 2012.
Find out more
Hollingbury Woods and Burstead Woods Management Plan 2011-2015 (PDF 178 KB)
- Appendix 1 - Community contacts (PDF 23.5 KB)
- Appendix 2 - Species list (PDF 23 KB)
- Appendix 3 - Hollingbury Woods Easy Access Walking Trail (PDF 534 KB)
- Appendix 4 - Sussex Ornithological Society Breeding Bird Survey (PDF 14 KB)
- Map 1 - Hollingbury Woods (PDF 78 KB)
- Map 2 - Hollingbury Woods mowing plan (PDF 57.4 KB)
Have your say
Whether you agree with the draft plan or want to make suggestions to improve it, please send us your comments:
By email: dominic.franklin@brighton-hove.gov.uk
By post:
Dominic Franklin
City Parks Countryside Service, Stanmer Nursery
Stanmer Park, Lewes Rd
Brighton
BN1 9SE
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