Above is Thomas McEldowney's wonderful picture of a pair of the Herons which are currently nesting on Chorlton Ees.
Thanks, Thomas!
March 2010
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The Friends of Chorlton Meadows cover Chorlton Ees, Ivy Green and Hardy Farm community orchard. The group is interested in taking a practical approach to working with the Mersey Valley Countryside Warden Service to manage the sites for the conservation of flora and fauna; and have an active programme of events through the year.
About Me
- Friends of Chorlton Meadows
- The group is keen to attract new members, and whatever your interest in the site, you are very welcome to join. The chair is Dave Bishop who can be contacted for futher details at davegbishop@aol.com
Websites of interest
- Amphibian and Reptile Group of South Lancashire
- Botanical Society of the British Isles
- BTCV - British Trust for Conservation Volunteers
- Cheshire Wildlife Trust
- chorlton.web
- Greater Manchester Ecology Unit
- Manchester Birding
- Manchester Field Club
- Manchester Wildlife
- Mersey Valley Countryside Warden Service
- Rochdale Field Naturalists Society
- RSPB
- Sale and Altrincham Conservation Volunteers
- South Lancashire Bat Group
- The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside
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- More fires and the search for summer visitors
- Firestarter on Chorlton Ees
- Chorlton Ees Heronry
- Greater Manchester Local Record Centre - Training ...
- Gatley Carrs in February by Peter Wolstenholme
- UN International Year of Biodiversity - Fire Raisi...
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