Biodiversity Acon Plan Update Aer consulng with the community, Milford Conservaon Group have already started to implement the plan, completed in September 2015, to protect and enhance the habitats for Milford’s wildlife.


The Freshwater Quality Project has already begun to monitor the water quality from 23 locaons around the parish. Volunteers are trained to idenfy contaminated streams, rivers and waterways and report incidents to the authories. This has already resulted in one problem now being resolved by a combinaon of the Environment Agency, Southern Water and the Parish Council.


Moth Surveys are important indicators of the health of our wildlife and local experts have been able to idenfy moths caught in Robinson Traps. With several


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L Saturday Library Opening: 6th February: 10am ‐ 12.30pm 5th March: 10am ‐ 12.30pm


3rd February: Card & Box Making in the Library 2pm ‐ 4 p.m. £5 to incl. materials


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The Cizens’ Advice Bureau (New Forest), It’s Your Choice, Age Concern


New Forest, Community First New Forest and The New Forest Disability Informaon Service.


Call: Geraldine or Mel on 01425 628750 geraldine@newforestdis.org.uk www.newforestadvice.org.uk


20th February: Library Stall in All Saints’ Church for the Newcomers’ Supper


5th March: Library Celebraon Concert with Total Voice Chamber Choir, 7 p.m. £10 in the Community Centre


30th March: Revolng Recipes Food Week event for children aged 7 – 11 £5 per child including ingredients & refreshments


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residents allowing traps to be set up in their gardens and with those on Studland Common, a staggering 377 species have been idenfied, including many that do not have common names and others that are extremely rare in Hampshire.


All wildlife surveys records and the freshwater quality monitoring events are entered into an online Living Record so that all reports are picked up by various County Wildlife Recorders.


Moth enthusiasts awaing their quarry


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