The 1000 Tree Wildlife Corridor Project
Penruddock, England, United Kingdom
Aim
To create/fence a shelter belt and wildlife corridor for wildlife - with 1000 native trees. From a hill top down to a wetland and some ponds
The funding will be used to add two new fences to create a 4-8 metre wildlife corridor in what is just grazed field at present. It will also be used to plant 1000 broadleaf trees.
All works will be carried out under the supervision of local Conservation organisation - Ullswater Catchment Management Community Interest Company led by Danny Teasdale.
No funds will go the farm business from this project. All works will be appropriate for the site and in line with other projects we have carried out with approval from The Woodland Trust.
This project successfully funded on 25th August 2020