DEAN GREEN TEAM
Wildlife Conservation Group in the
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire
DEAN GREEN TEAM
Wildlife Conservation Group in the
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire
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The stream is a run-off from Clanna Lakes and is, possibly, a route used by otters.
13 January 2009
The little bridge beside the ford over the stream is an asset to walkers and dogs alike!
This track used to be totally impassable but is now a wide, open space.
Clanna
Grid Ref SO584023
The work at Clanna is having a real effect on the area now. There has been masses of laurel to cut back as the laurel was smothering the woods and making the tracks impassable. Now though, the woods have a chance to open up and we hope that it will encourage more wild flowers and butterflies to spread through the area. The tracks are quite muddy as they are well used but, after clearing the laurel, there are less soggy puddles and the open aspect gives it all a chance to dry out.
