Category Archives: FLOW Project

FLOW Project leader, Jane, talks us through a photo diary of changes made to Sheepwash Pond, in Sidlesham. This relic pond was identified for improvement during the ditch surveys of Sidlesham parish. This thick willow copse hid an old dried … Continue reading →

FLOW Project leader, Jane, talks us through a photo diary of changes made to Haydons Pond, in Almodington. This relic pond was identified for improvement during the ditch surveys of Earnley parish. This thick willow copse hid an old dried up … Continue reading →

FLOW Project leader, Jane, talks us through a photo diary of changes made to Cakeham Manor, in West Wittering.   The work we are carrying out are the actions that the European Beaver would have carried out in previous centuries on … Continue reading →

The Fixing and Linking Our Wetlands team invite you to join us for our Selsey Parish Information Session   Find out what we are doing in the Parish and why we are surveying ditches and hedges across the Manhood Peninsula … Continue reading →

This relic ditch was identified for improvement during the ditch surveys of East Wittering and Bracklesham parish. This ditch was very overgrown with willows but also had mature oaks and some hazel, hawthorn and blackthorn along its far banks. The … Continue reading →

FLOW Project Leader Jane takes us through the wetland improvements made at Spinney Pond, Bracklesham. November 2016 This pond was identified during the ditch surveying work of Bracklesham Parish in 2016. We could see on tihe maps that there had been a … Continue reading →

We are now halfway through the FLOW Project and this is a short summary of what we have achieved since October 2016, the start of the Delivery phase. FLOW – Fixing and Linking Our Wetlands Read the pdf version of … Continue reading →