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Friends of Broomfield Park Habitats Group review of 2023 is now available

Habitats Group Review 2023

Marbled White Butterfly

The Friends of Broomfield Park Habitats Group has published its review of 2023, summarising work done during the year and wildlife species observed.


Annual maintenance of the wildflower meadow and wetlands took up the majority of time and effort in 2023, several trees and wildflower plugs were planted and a log-pile and nettle patch created to enhance habitats. Overall 43 different kinds of wildflowers were identified, as well as 18 species of butterflies. Several rare birds were also observed in the park throughout the year.


Please get in touch if you would like to find out more or get involved. You can download the full report and find out more about the work of the Habitats Group

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