A major programme of parkland and heathland restoration is underway throughout Trentham North Park.
The first phase of this 5 year scheme, commenced on the 20th February 2012, and includes the removal of the commercial Pine Tree Forest, so that this area can be restored and planted with native Sessile Oak Trees and the adjacent Heathland.
Parkland and heathland restoration will include revealing both the hidden 18th Century parkland landscape designed by Capability Brown, as well as the Patte d’oie (Goose’s Foot) Lime Tree Avenues. We also hope to restore the Seven Sisters cluster of Beech Trees.
Phase One Commenced on 20 February 2012
We will minimise visitor disturbance throughout the project and will complete the first phase of tree felling by the end of March 2012.
For further information, please read the latest update from Michael Walker, our Gardens and Estate Manager, view the Frequently Asked Questions, or learn more about the history of North Park. If you’d like to be kept up to date with our progess, or have any comments, ideas or concerns, please leave your details here.
