Harrow Nature Conservation Forum

Documents and external links

	Click here to download a leaflet about all our sites, in English and Gujerati (PDF file)		Species lists for our sites: PDF or Zip file of Excel 2007 spreadsheet
	Click here to download a leaflet about Stanmore Common (PDF file)		Click here to download a leaflet about Bentley Old Vicarage (PDF file)
	Click here to download a leaflet about Stanmore Country Park (PDF file)		Click here to download a leaflet about Roxbourne Rough (PDF file)
	Click here to download a leaflet describing Bentley Priory (PDF file)		Click here to download a leaflet about Newton Farm Ecology Park (PDF file)
	Herpetofauna Workers Manual by Gent and Gibson. Link to a PDF download of this useful out of print text for conservation of amphibians and reptiles.		Click here to download a Harrow Council leaflet describing the Bentley Priory Circular Walk (PDF file)
	Click here to download a Harrow Council leaflet describing a nature trail on Harrow Weald Common (PDF file)		Click here to download a detailed botanical survey of Stanmore Common (3 MB PDF file)
	A statement of the duties and activities of a Trust warden.		Current risk assessments for activities on our sites
	Harrow's Biodiversity Action Plan, published April 2008 (4.3 MB) Note that this version has been compressed for faster download. An 11MB version is available on Harrow Council's website here.		London Biodiversity Action Plan (on London Biodiversity Partnership website)
	UK Biodiversity Action Plan (on Joint Nature Conservation Committee website)		Green Jim is the local group of Cleanup UK, volunteers who remove litter from our sites - thank you!
	Volunteers from the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers have performed many days of hard work on our sites.		The London Wildlife Trust campaigns to protect and enhance wildlife in the capital city.
	We maintain close links with Harrow Agenda 21, an environmental charity working to make Harrow a greener, more sustainable place to live.	.	Police teams supporting our sites
	The Bat Conservation Trust is the leading NGO solely devoted to the conservation of bats and the landscapes on which they rely.		Advocacy for greater protection and best conservation practice, specialist research and increasing people's enjoyment of ancient trees.
	Natural England is the government’s advisor on the natural environment.		The Harrow Natural History Society investigates, records and discusses the wildlife of Harrow and surrounding districts.
	Harrow's Green Grid project (800 KB PDF file)		The Botanical Society of the British Isles is a great source of information about plants.
			Our policy on children and vulnerable adults (PDF file)

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