The group produces and maintains the Reserve Management Plan and has been responsible for saving the largest reedbed in Warwickshire, doubling the size of the major pool, creating two new pools, creating a 10 hectare reedbed and managing a small woodland.
In addition the group is also responsible for the compilation and publication of the Brandon Marsh Annual Report.
The latest report (2011) is available at the Brandon Marsh Nature Centre Shop or via the Volunteers from Thursday April 5th 2012
108 pages with 56 Colour Illustrations
Index:
Page
2. Introduction
5. Conservation and Management
9. Bird Notes
31. Plant Encounters
39. Dragonflies and Damselflies
42. Butterflies
46. Moths
50. Mammals
54. Amphibians and Reptiles
56. Nestbox Sheme
58. Newlands Phase 3 Update
59. Water Vole Project
61. Memories From 2011
73. New Species
74. Contributors
Edited by - Paul Norman, Jim Rushforth and Alban Wincott
Frontispiece - Common Mallow Malva sylvestris a photographic illustration by Jeff Rankin
Cover - Merlin Falco columbarius a photograph by Jeff Rankin Back cover – Newlands sunrise, a photograph by Alban Wincott
Line drawings - BTO, David Knight and Sandra Jury
Published by - Brandon Marsh Voluntary Conservation Team
On behalf of - Warwickshire Wildlife Trust Brandon Marsh Nature Centre Brandon Lane, Coventry CV3 3GW Tel: 024 7630 2912 Fax: 024 7663 9556 April 2012
