There was an identified need to encourage wildlife and to increase biodiversity around the existing pond at Nicholas Everitt Park located at Oulton Broad, a popular leisure and recreational location for both residents and visitors to the Broads.
The grant will enable native species to be planted on the bank and margins around the wildlife pond.
Total grant amount: £213.84
Grant applicant: Friends of Nicholas Everitt Park
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