News 2004

Press Release 25th February 2004

	Tree-mendous help - Sleaford Target

DIGGING IN: Army Cadets of the Ruskington and Sleaford detachment of the Lincolnshire Army Cadet Force put their backs into a scheme to transform the former Mareham Lane landfill site into a nature reserve. The cadets planted hawthorn trees as one of the first stages in a five-year plan to develop the site.

The scheme is being backed by Lincolnshire County Council, the Friends of Mareham Pastures Group and the local community and will turn the former tip into a local nature reserve and community park.

The project is being spearheaded by Lincolnshire County Council and the trees were donated by its landscape conservation scheme.


 

 

Anyone interested in what is happening at Mareham Pastures Local Nature Reserve can now receive regular news updates by email – contact Zoë Watson – Secretary at info@marehampastures.co.uk. and ask to be added to the supporters list.

For any other information please contact Zoë Watson – Secretary of the Friends of Mareham Pastures via email.

info@marehampastures.co.uk

Alternatively contact Matthew Davey, Environmental and Community Project Officer, Lincolnshire County Council, Conservation Services:

Tel: 01522 554832

Alternatively contact Matthew Davey, Environmental and Community Project Officer, Lincolnshire County Council, Conservation Services:

Tel: 01522 554832

 

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