Welcome to Headley Down Nature Reserve
Headley Down Nature Reserve Trust was formed in 2016 by a small group of Headley Down Residents. The reserve is situated adjacent to the Heatherlands Estate playing fields and backs onto the Land of Nod. It is about 2 1/2 acres of council land that had been abandoned to invasive undergrowth and flytippers. The Trust have leased the land and are seeking to transform this former landfill site into a haven for native wild flora and fauna for everyone to access and enjoy.
This website is being created in order to engage, inform, promote and document the transformation.
Through these pages we seek to stimulate interest, pique your curiosity, generate discussion and ideas and invite you to visit the reserve and join us on our journey!
Don’t forget you can also visit our facebook page. Please like and share!!
Next event
Recent Plant Survey
At the end of May our Duke of Edinburgh volunteers completed a survey of some plants on the nature reserve. See what they found: They also took at look at some of our trees: Serviceberry Japanese cherry And found these: Shrubby cinquefoil Cow parsley We’d like to thank our volunteers who were involved in the […]