The Princethorpe Woodlands Project
Can you help reconnect Warwickshire's largest
area of ancient woodland and ensure the survival of some of our
county's most vulnerable species?
How your donation could
help:
£30
could enable 10 metres of new hedgerow to
be created helping to reconnect the fragmented woodlands and
provide foraging and nesting habitat for a host of wildlife.
£50
could enable us to carry out essential
woodland management work at Ryton Wood, Wappenbury Wood and Old Nun
Wood - such as cutting of woodland rides to benefit species such as
the wood white butterfly and coppicing hazel which could encourage
dormice to recolonise from neighbouring woodlands.
£300
could enable a conservation officer to
spend a day advising a landowner on sympathetic land management and
habitat creation.
£1,000
would significantly contribute to the cost
of new mechanised equipment such as brushcutters and chainsaws,
enabling the essential management of woodland rides and coppice
plots in order to provide ideal conditions for wood white
butterfly. This is a priority species for Warwickshire.
Why
the Princethorpe Woodlands are so important
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