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by Louise Bacon and Vince Lea Message from Louise Bacon Features Index "Vince Lea and I 'discovered' Eversden wood when we volunteered to do a Woodcock survey for the British Trust for Ornithology, and this was the wood we were allocated. Various bird surveys and ad-hoc visits later found us spending several nights in the wood with John Dawson, the county Moth recorder, with the owner's permission, to study the moths. This article is the result of that venture. We are, as an aside, volunteer wardens for Hardwick Wood for the Wildlife Trust, where active management for wildlife through coppice has been re-instated. Survey of many aspects of woodland fauna and flora occupies much of our time when we aren't working or producing sustainable woodland products from Hardwick for sale to raise money for the Trust." 16th September 2008 Click to read "Exploring Eversden Wood" by Louise Bacon and Vince Lea |
| Exploring Eversden Wood was published in Issue No 50 2008 of Nature in Cambridgeshire. Nature in Cambridgeshire is published in association with the Cambridge Natural History Society. The editor is Mr H. R. Arnold. Permission to reproduce this article was kindly given by the authors and the editor. Copies of Nature in Cambridgeshire may be obtained by writing to Nature in Cambridgeshire, c/o Museum of Zoology, Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3EJ (Price £5) Click to visit the website. |
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