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Welcome to hedgelink. The first place to look for information on the UK's native hedges, hedgerow conservation and hedge management.
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Countryside Survey is a unique 'audit' of the natural resources of the UK’s countryside. It's carried out at regular intervals to detect changes that occur in the UK’s countryside over time. To find out more and download reports visit the Countryside Survey's website.
Visit the People's Trust for Endangered Species website to download the leaflet (497 hfd project leaflet.pdf) or find out more about the Hedgerows for Dormice Project which aims to reconnect isolated dormouse populations by gapping-up and planting hedgerows and encouraging good practice in hedgerow management.
Terry Coombes from the Blackdown Hills, Devon was awarded the title of Supreme Champion at the 2008 event held a the Sandringham Estate on Saturday 25th October. For a full list of Class placings and other awards visit the National hedge Laying Society website.
Hedgerows are among the most important features of our landscape and are effectively the largest nature reserve in the country. 'A Cut Above the Rest' highlights the importance of hedges and gives practical hedgerow management advice.
Hedges are important to all types of wildlife. Even waterborne creatures like newts benefit from well-managed hedgerows.