Currently our management work revolves around continued removal of invasive species, such as rhododendron and pine saplings, and control of invasive birch saplings.
We also graze the site with a herd of belted galloway cattle and three New Forest ponies to keep the grasses and saplings at bay.
So far we have had great success with heathland wildlife occupying the site, including breeding pairs of nightjar and dartford warbler, reptiles such as common lizards and adders, as well as a diverse array of insects, such as green hairstreak butterflies.