News 2005

Press Release 26th January 2005

	Job That's all about Laying Down - Sleaford Standard

There was a great opportunity for young and old to learn some conservation skills and meet new people while developing a nature reserve for Sleaford.

The Mareham Pastures Nature Reserve was used as a training ground on Sunday for people wanting to try their hand a hedge laying while putting something back into the local environment.

The site of the town's former rubbish tip is being redeveloped as an open space and nature park for the community.
 

Photo - Left to right: Paul Royston, country side rangers Adrian Royston and Frank Brufton, volunteer's Jo Havercroft, Tony Berry, Rich Havercroft and John Feneley.
 

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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