Staff - Malvern Hills Conservators
Staff - Malvern Hills Conservators
Staff - Malvern Hills Conservators
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LAND MANAGEMENT<br />
The Land Management Committee oversees the management of the 3000-acre<br />
estate.<br />
The <strong>Hills</strong> and Commons are designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)<br />
this places a legal duty on the owners to conserve the land and its wildlife.<br />
There are two Scheduled Ancient Monuments (SAM), British Camp and the Shire<br />
Ditch, both legally protected.<br />
10 th Anniversary of Conservation Volunteers<br />
One of the biggest benefits for the <strong>Malvern</strong> <strong>Hills</strong> <strong>Conservators</strong> over the last decade<br />
has been the response and enthusiasm we have had from local people wishing to<br />
volunteer.<br />
The appointment of Nicky Quinn as Warden in September 1999 provided the lead for<br />
work to start on the ground. Nicky lost no time in her new job making contacts with<br />
people she met on the <strong>Hills</strong> encouraging them to come out and help. On 18 th<br />
December 1999 the first “Conservation Day” was born.<br />
From that day on Conservation Days has been an important part of our commitment<br />
to the <strong>Hills</strong>. The development of volunteer activities has not stood still, expanding to<br />
include a Friday conservation work party, Voluntary Site Wardens taking<br />
responsibility for wildlife sites and more recently volunteers have been providing<br />
valuable support in the office.<br />
Volunteers<br />
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