KEEP THE RIDGE GREEN
This attractive public open space now forms part of the boundary to the new South Downs National Park and is situated north of the built up area of the city of Brighton and Hove. It is also a Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI). The Green, as open downland, once formed a corner of West Blatchington Estate and Coney Hill Woodland walk was a sheep grazing slope connected to Patcham Place Estate. It is owned by the City Council who acquired it in the 1930’s along with many other urban fringe sites.
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This attractive public open space now forms part of the boundary to the new South Downs National Park and is situated north of the built up area of the city of Brighton and Hove. It is also a Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI). The Green, as open downland, once formed a corner of West Blatchington Estate and Coney Hill Woodland walk was a sheep grazing slope connected to Patcham Place Estate. It is owned by the City Council who acquired it in the 1930’s along with many other urban fringe sites.
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Marbled White Butterfly
FIELD SCABIOUS
A native perennial herb of dry, well drained calcareous and neutral grassland. It can be found on chalk and limestone meadow, rough pasture, hedgerows, verges and grassy waste ground. When in flower it attracts large numbers of bees, butterflies, moths and hoverflies.
Look out for the Robin during the winter months
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K.T.R.G. AIMS
To protect, conserve and enhance wildlife, landscape, archaeological features.
To provide public access and other recreation. To promote environmentally sustainable activities. To encourage community involvement and understanding. To secure adequate resources to achieve our aims. The primroses and bluebells in Coney Woods were a great credit to work put in by local school children and KTRG members who works so hard to make this show happen.
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BEE ORCHID
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