Princethorpe is the most important area for ancient woodlands and woodland wildlife in Warwickshire, according to the Sita Trust.
Bluebells in Ryton WoodSita - an independent funding body set up to distribute money through the Landfill Communities Fund - has just awarded Warwickshire Wildlife Trust £92,503 to allow both volunteers and local landowners to carry out a range of improvement projects.
And while Princethorpe is a key area for protection, the money will also make a difference to conservation work between Cubbington and Coombe Country Park as well as the trust’s nature reserves at Ryton and Wappenbury.
The two reserves support rare plants and butterflies such as the Wood White and Purple Emperor.
The trust’s restoration officer Steven Falk said: “This is a great opportunity for people to help shape this incredibly valuable patch of Warwickshire - please get in touch if you would like to take part.”
For more information email Mr Falk at
Steven.Falk@wkwt.org.uk or ring 024 7630 8998.
Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2012 10:11 pm