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P T H E G R E E N W A Y Entrances MEADOWS Trail E V A Parking M E P A R R A V A V E L E E N L P U S E E For access information, including public transport, K A please see individual maps. H S Yeading Wildlife Sites What to look out for at Several sites of importance for wildlife Yeading Wildlife sites: and nature conservation exist within the • English oak Yeading Valley. These include Gutteridge • Sessile oak Wood, Ten Acre Wood, Michael Frost Park • Kingfisher and . • Heron • Yellow iris Ten Acre Wood and Gutteridge Woods are • Meadow brown butterfly managed by on • Orange tip butterfly behalf of London Borough of Hillingdon. • Great spotted woodpecker The other sites are managed by London • Dog rose Boroughs of Hillingdon and . • Meadowsweet All the sites are publicly accessible with excellent path systems making them enjoyable places to walk and see a wide variety of wildlife.

All the sites are connected by a path network. The Hillingdon Trail is marked on your map (for further information about the Hillingdon Trail, managed by How to get involved: London Wildlife Trust runs regular conservation the London Borough of Hillingdon, workdays. please see www.hillingdon.gov.uk) To use the sites for educational visits and for details Nature is very unspoiled along the trail of events and other activities please contact London and the Yeading Brook winding its way Wildlife Trust. down from Harrow, serves as a Contact details: natural connector for the sites. London Wildlife Trust 0208 755 2339 or e-mail [email protected]

Hillingdon London Wildlife Trust Volunteer Group: Roger Taylor 01895 448028 or e-mail [email protected]

How to get there: Bus: U2: Ryefield Avenue Tube: Hillingdon (Metropolitan Line) then 10-15 minute walk Not wheelchair accessible Parking see individual maps

Access – open at all times