Wealden
Broad leaf forest/ woodland pastures & hedgerows - species rich & wildlife friendly
Added on 21/12/2023
Overview
Description
Indigenous forest and hedges are rich in species diversity, nutrients can attract a variety of wildlife including insects, animals, and birds. The assortment of such species gives nature a chance to experience seeds, berries, and colourful foliage throughout the season. such wildlife lives in the forest from Tawny owls to dormouse, Goshawks to deer. This allows a continuous year-round landscape feature. As well as Bluebell pastures insects normally rely on native hedgerows to survive. These provide a sustainable ecosystem in that plants, insects, animals, and microorganisms can co-exist in a better way and form a balanced system and biodiversity. Over the past years, a huge decrease in natural and established hedgerows throughout the country has been reported. This has also led to a reduction in some of the native wildlife species. However, planting a hedgerow in a garden will aid in making sure you contribute greatly to restoring natural balance.
Local Planning Authority
Wealden
National Character Area
High Weald
Size
3 hectares
Total Units
9 units
Unit Price
£25,000
Area Units
| Broad Habitat | Habitat | Distinctiveness | Available Units | Unit Price (£) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Woodland and forest | Other woodland; mixed | Medium | 4 | £25,000 |
Hedgerow Units
| Broad Habitat | Habitat | Distinctiveness | Available Units | Unit Price (£) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hedgerow | Species-rich native hedgerow with trees | High | 5 | £25,000 |
Wealden
Available
High Weald
Units available:
9
9
Unit price:
£25,000