Bradfield Woods
Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve is a working wood that has been under continuous traditional management since 1252, supplying local needs for firewood and hazel products. One of Britain’s finest ancient woodlands the site is a glorious haven for wildlife. The range in soil types from acid to alkaline explains the impressive variety of plants – 370 at the last count! Coppiced wood products from Bradfield are used for thatching, tool handles, rustic poles, hurdle-making and firewood.
In recent years there has been concern that an increasing level of deer browsing is degrading the habitat for nightingales.
A Dormouse re-introduction project was started at Bradfield in 2006.
Contact and location
To Book a space please contact:
Ben Calvesbert 01394 388431
E mail ben.calvesbert@hotmail.co.uk
Bradfield Woods
Suffolk Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve
Felsham Road
Bradfield St George
Bury St Edmunds
Postcode is: IP30 0AQ
Charge, CMA Members FREE, Non-members £30.00.
Attendance on this study day provides members with 10 CPD points. No charge will be made to non-members who take up membership of CMA on the day.
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