Stave Hill Ecological Park is managed by The Conservation Volunteers as a nature reserve, educational facility and place of recreation. The Park has been designed to form a mosaic of grassland, woodland, scrub and wetland habitats which support a wide variety of wildlife.
The Park is managed to conserve the wide variety of wildlife that colonised the area during the years the docks lay derelict and provide a haven for some of the species that lived here before humans changed the land.
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The Hever Castle Forest School site is an area of beautiful woodland deep within the Weald of Kent. It is set between the formal grounds of Hever Castle and the rolling greens of the castle golf club.
Boasting its own entrance with off road gravel parking, a large adjoining field, and even bat, snake, bug and hedgehog houses, our Forest School site is the perfect environment for natural learning. You may even see a deer or two!’
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