The Land Trust is organising a free Bat Walk in Ash Green Meadows on Friday 11th April at 7:45 pm. The Walk will last 1 and a half hours and is free to attend. Those interested should register via the Eventbrite link.
Information from the organisers
“All are welcome on this family-friendly guided walk to learn about the bats in and around Ash Green Meadows. We will have bat detectors with us so we should be able to hear some of the bats echolocating.”
Book: ashgreen.eventbrite.com
Meeting point 7.45pm: carpark at the end of South Lane, GU12 6NJ – https://maps.app.goo.gl/qsKdTSHRii7K8U61A
Where is Ash Green Meadows
The Land Trust, describes Ash Green Meadows as an “open area of former agricultural land” and “comprises Ash Green Meadows in the western part, characterised by semi-improved damp grassland, and a number of improved grassland fields in the east. Scattered Oak trees within the eastern fields create a pleasant parkland character and mature wooded strips, hedgerows, scrub and seasonal ponds add to the rural atmosphere of the site. A number of footpaths provide opportunities for enjoyable circular and short walks and wildlife spotting.”
It is accessed from the old railway line and Ash Green Lane West. Whilst there is no formal car park, the nearest car parking is at the south of South Lane.
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