FOXHOLES WOOD BRIDGE -
LOW LIGHTING LEVELS AT CROSSING TO AVOIND IMPACT TO BATS THIS WOODLAND CONNECTIVITY IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT FOR BROWN LONG EARED BATS WHICH HAVE SATELLITE ROOST IN THE AREA
STRENGTHEN WOODLAND EDGE TO PROTECT IT FROM CASUAL ACCESS AND ROAMING TRAMPLING INCREASED WILDLIFE CONNECTIVITY AND FUNCTIONAL CORRIDORS
SUDS TO BE DETAILED/COORDINATED WITH UPDATED TREE SURVEY
SUDS TO BE PART OF THE WOODLAND EDGE AND ECOLOGY LED FEATURES PROPOSED PLANTING AROUND SUDS TO PROTECT WETLAND HABITAT AND PREVENT PUBLIC ACCESS
PROPOSED FOOTPATH LINK SUBJECT TO SIGNAGE AND INFORMATION TO PROTECT HABITAT
WAYFINDING FURNITURE & PLAY INSPIRED BY LOCAL WILDLIFEROBUST, RURAL & DURABLE QUALITY-LED SELECTION OF ITEMS ALONGSIDE ROUTES TO CREATE THEMED TRAILS WITH LOCALLY DISTINCT IDENTITY
FOOTPATH ROUTE CONNECTS TO THE NOTHERN GI AREA
HAZEL DORMOUSE PS
WAYFINDING OPPORTUNITY
INTERPRETATION BOARDS
EXISTING GRASSLAND TO BE RETAINED AND ENHANCED
WAYFINDING OPPORTUNITY
ALL PROW TO BE UPGRADED IN LINE WITH HCC COUNTRYSIDE SERVICES DESIGN STANDARDS
LANDSCAPE PRINCIPLES:
-REINFORCE GI CONNECTIVITY
-PROTECT VULNERABLE HABITATS/SPECIES
-CREATE NEW WETLAND HABITATS
-CELEBRATE THE ECOLOGY TO EDUCATE
-OPPORTUNITY TO EXTEND EXISTING WOODLAND
-OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE CONNECTIVITY FROM GI INTO RESIDENTAIL PARCELS & INTEGRATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR HEALTH & RECREATION