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Wildlife-friendly woodland created to combat habitat loss
Wildlife in Cheshire West and Chester is set to benefit from a new woodland the size of nearly six football pitches planted at Antrobus's Galebrook Farm.
With habitat loss regularly cited as a key factor in the decline of British wildlife, the new 4.3 hectare woodland planted last winter will over the years ahead provide a potential home for a huge range of species, from insects and hedgehogs, to bats and owls.
Working with landowner Steve Owen, The Mersey Forest secured funding for the woodland's 8,000 trees through a Forestry Commission Woodland Creation Grant.
As a result the former grazing land has now been planted with a diverse mixture of oak, ash, birch, wild cherry, scots pine and other species - not only benefiting wildlife but also improving Cheshire's landscape.
