Warley Place spring event report
Essex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserve Warley Place had another successful series of weekend ‘meet and greet’ Spring Bulb Spectacular events, ending on the 7th April. The early spring is when this nature reserve shines with its profusion of snowdrops, crocus and daffodils, which attracts hundreds of visitors each year. Funds raised for Essex Wildlife Trust through sales and donations for the event period was over £6000.
Warley Place is open all the year round to visitors and welcomes all to get in touch with nature and admire the remnants of this historic garden. Guided walks can be arranged for interested groups. The Warley Place entrance is next to the Thatchers Arms pub on Warley Road, Great Warley CM13 3HU.
Contact – Mick Hedges 01277 231367
April Talk Night report
Ingrebourne Valley Visitors Centre
A very informative talk by Graham Parry on the day to day events at EWT’s Visitors Centre, which sits within the Hornchurch Country Park, much of which has a focus on the younger generation. Additionally, the very important role that Hornchurch airfield played during both world wars, which was on the site of this country park. The country park is very proud of the establishment of breeding barn owls with a high fledgling rate of owlets. The prersence of water vowls and kingfishers being a testament to the quality of the environment in the park.
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