BNG Habitat Reserve. Denchworth, Oxfordshire

Location:
Denchworth, Oxfordshire

Local Planning Authority:
Vale of White Horse

National Character Area:
Upper Thames Clay Vales

Yield (number of units):
112.19 BNG Units

Product Type:
5.22 Lowland Meadow
52.08 Other Neutral Grassland
7.21 Traditional Orchard
7.71 Mixed Scrub
14.74 Lowland Mixed Deciduous Woodland
4.65 Wet Woodland
0.79 Fens (upland and lowland)
16.72 Species Rich Native Hedgerow with Trees
2.08 Other Rivers and Streams
0.99 Ditches

Registered – BGS-121125001

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Landscape and setting

The land is located just outside of the village of Denchworth, to the North West of Wantage, and adjacent to Childrey Brook.

It is comprised of a parcel of arable land and a parcel of grassland, with road frontage extending to approximately 46 acres.

Management plans (what we intend to add):

Proposed habitats include enhancement and creation of species rich grassland, traditional orchard and mixed scrub, and the enhancement of woodland, wetland and fens, species rich grassland, and watercouses.

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