Trees & planting This area was not intended to be part of the designed landscape, but rather as part the parkland setting. Ecology Four different habitat types were recorded within this area: Improved grassland – is present in several reseeded fields. Plantation Broadleaved a central block within this area. – Semi-natural Broadleaved Woodland is recorded in two discrete areas in the north and – south of this area. Arable two areas of this habitat is present in the north and the centre of this area. – Key Nature Conservation Features A small number of large mature trees were recorded in the semi-natural broadleaved woodland in the north of this area which area of high intrinsic value for nature conservation. There are no trees within the grassland within this area meaning that it is classified as improved grassland rather than parkland habitat. The woodland habitats within this area offer some ecological, however their extent is limited. Current condition & trends The quarry cutting is overgrown and partially collapsed, cut by the present road to the north and with areas of current tipping visible in the base. Hedgerows are currently gappy. Some hedgerows within the area ‘gappy’ Management issues Whilst the area is outside the main There are a number of “gappy” body of the designed landscape (and hedgerows in the area. outside of the registered park boundary) the First Edition OS Map records some clumps to the south of the area and subsequent OS editions show scattered tree planting further to the north. J. Lendrick Terry Lug and the North Park View along the entrance drive from North Lodge Bramham Beck through Lendrick Hills, with remnants of a Picturesque designed landscape
Trees & planting This area was not intended to be part of the designed landscape, but rather as part the parkland setting. Ecology Four different habitat types were recorded within this area: Improved grassland – is present in several reseeded fields. Plantation Broadleaved – a central block within this area. Semi-natural Broadleaved Woodland – is recorded in two discrete areas in the north and south of this area. Arable – two areas of this habitat is present in the north and the centre of this area. Key Nature Conservation Features A small number of large mature trees were recorded in the semi-natural broadleaved woodland in the north of this area which area of high intrinsic value for nature conservation. There are no trees within the grassland within this area meaning that it is classified as improved grassland rather than parkland habitat. The woodland habitats within this area offer some ecological, however their extent is limited. Current condition & trends The quarry cutting is overgrown and partially collapsed, cut by the present road to the north and with areas of current tipping visible in the base. Hedgerows are currently gappy. Some ‘gappy’ hedgerows within the area Management issues Whilst the area is outside the main body of the designed landscape (and outside of the registered park boundary) the First Edition OS Map records some clumps to the south of the area and subsequent OS editions show scattered tree planting further to the north. There are a number of “gappy” hedgerows in the area. J. Lendrick Terry Lug and the North Park View along the entrance drive from North Lodge Bramham Beck through Lendrick Hills, with remnants of a Picturesque designed landscape
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