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A Return to Parkland Landscape, ecological and access improvements Works are taking place to return to parkland the 0.47 hectare site of the former Golf and Tennis School, located to the north west of Regent's Park. This has been our long-standing aim and will extend the natural qualities and character of the adjacent area, enriching the site's biodiversity value, improving the park landscape and providing visitor access.
Sustainable site regeneration The site will be colonised with naturally regenerating species-rich grassland and wild flowers (such as Oxide Daisy, Knapweed, Campion, Venuculas, Meadow buttercup), and complemented by the sowing of meadow flowers. A varied mowing regime will allow both shorter and longer grass areas to develop. The southern third of the site will be enclosed and will be accessible to school and educational groups, including bird walks and tours. This area will include a new hedge along the southern and eastern boundary and new habitats for wildlife.
Timescale We apologise for any inconvenience these works may cause.
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For further information, please contact t: 0300 061 2120 |
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A Return to Parkland Landscape, ecological and access improvements Works are taking place to return to parkland the 0.47 hectare site of the former Golf and Tennis School, located to the north west of Regent's Park. This has been our long-standing aim and will extend the natural qualities and character of the adjacent area, enriching the site's biodiversity value, improving the park landscape and providing visitor access.
Sustainable site regeneration The site will be colonised with naturally regenerating species-rich grassland and wild flowers (such as Oxide Daisy, Knapweed, Campion, Venuculas, Meadow buttercup), and complemented by the sowing of meadow flowers. A varied mowing regime will allow both shorter and longer grass areas to develop. The southern third of the site will be enclosed and will be accessible to school and educational groups, including bird walks and tours. This area will include a new hedge along the southern and eastern boundary and new habitats for wildlife.
Timescale We apologise for any inconvenience these works may cause.
Further information
For further information, please contact t: 0300 061 2120 |
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A Return to Parkland Landscape, ecological and access improvements Works are taking place to return to parkland the 0.47 hectare site of the former Golf and Tennis School, located to the north west of Regent's Park. This has been our long-standing aim and will extend the natural qualities and character of the adjacent area, enriching the site's biodiversity value, improving the park landscape and providing visitor access.
Sustainable site regeneration The site will be colonised with naturally regenerating species-rich grassland and wild flowers (such as Oxide Daisy, Knapweed, Campion, Venuculas, Meadow buttercup), and complemented by the sowing of meadow flowers. A varied mowing regime will allow both shorter and longer grass areas to develop. The southern third of the site will be enclosed and will be accessible to school and educational groups, including bird walks and tours. This area will include a new hedge along the southern and eastern boundary and new habitats for wildlife.
Timescale We apologise for any inconvenience these works may cause.
Further information
For further information, please contact t: 0300 061 2120 |
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