Why we manage bracken to restore species-rich grasslands
Bracken is one of the main threats to species rich grassland habitats, as it can quickly develop into dense stands that smother grasses and wildflowers.
Ross Hoddinott
Bracken is one of the main threats to species rich grassland habitats, as it can quickly develop into dense stands that smother grasses and wildflowers.
We’re incredibly grateful to all of our volunteers who help us carry out practical work on the Mendip reserves – it makes a huge difference to how much work we can accomplish.
Like any conservation land management carried out on nature reserve quality habitats, the management of ragwort is quite a complex and nuanced subject, requiring many considerations to be balanced…
Mendip is home to a number of wonderful Tilio-Acerion woodland sites. This particular type of woodland is typically only found on shallow base-rich soils on steep rocky slopes, such as the…
With breeding bird activity increasing, we’ve put away our chainsaws and brush cutters for the time being, and have instead been concentrating on infrastructure based work.