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Boughton Lane Pocket is a mile long wildlife area lying beside Boughton Lane (also called 'Long Park'). Our major task there is keeping the long pathway passable. This involves among other things tree safety work and mowing. We run occasional events there too, such as 'Darke of the Parke' at Halloween, Wild-food picnics, and (e.g.) Plant-gall Identification courses.

This is a picture shot across the pond at Long Park.

At Long Park , visitors enjoy not only the wildlife. The Park has a significant history and its vestiges are visible. We encourage groups to visit, to enjoy and to see. At all sites we like to tell what we do and to show what is there. Sometimes, for instance, we lead groups into identifying the snail and ant species, the bumblebees, the pond-life or the ladybirds on our sites. Often they get to eat our organic produce there as well as part of the event.

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	Boughton Lane Pocket is a mile long wildlife area lying beside Boughton Lane (also called 'Long Park'). Our major task there is keeping the long pathway passable. This involves among other things tree safety work and mowing. We run occasional events there too, such as 'Darke of the Parke' at Halloween, Wild-food picnics, and (e.g.) Plant-gall Identification courses. At Long Park , visitors enjoy not only the wildlife. The Park has a significant history and its vestiges are visible. We encourage groups to visit, to enjoy and to see. At all sites we like to tell what we do and to show what is there. Sometimes, for instance, we lead groups into identifying the snail and ant species, the bumblebees, the pond-life or the ladybirds on our sites. Often they get to eat our organic produce there as well as part of the event. Back to wildlife Back to monthly news How to find Long Park Directions... Return to the page top

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