Gallery
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- Grayling butterfly taken by Rob Solomon
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- Adder
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- Woking Fire Station fighting a wildlife at SheetsHeath 20-06-2018
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- Woking Fire Station fighting a wildlife at SheetsHeath 20-06-2018
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- Woking Fire Station fighting a wildlife at SheetsHeath 20-06-2018
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- The Thames Basin Heaths Partnership team March 2018, with the MoD for a safety briefing.
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- Common Heather or Ling in flower for Heath Week!
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- Who is the biggest kid?
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- Sarah updating the “Greenspace on your doorstep” booklet
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- Sundew, a carnivore of the heaths! Photographed by Gary Attfield.
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- Always bag it and bin it, any bin will do.
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- Silver-studded Blue butterfly by Gary Attfield
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- Dartford Warbler photographed on the SPA by Ralph Clark
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- Woodlark photographed on the Special Protection Area by Education & Engagement Officer Michael
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- Nightjar photographed on the SPA by Rob Solomon
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- Warden Trudi on the trail of treasure
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- Stonechat by Warden Michael
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- Pitstop display at Canines on the Common with Horsell Common Preservation Soc. and the Woking & Sam Baere Hospice
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- Marsh Gentian, sadly a rarity. Photographed by Gary Attfield.
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- Heath Week runs 29 July to 4 August 2018 and all the events are listed on our Heath Week 2018 page
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- Moon over Bramshill Forest on a team expedition to listen for nightjars! By Warden Nicky June 2018.
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- Nightjar at dusk on the Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area- credit Gary Avery
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- Thames Basin Heaths Partnership 2016
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- Look out for our friendly wardens across the Thames Basin Heaths!
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- Map showing the distribution of the Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area
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- Find us at local events!
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- Find us at local events!
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- Grazing is an important conservation method on the Thames Basin Heaths
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- Gorse is a typical heathland plant, thriving in the low nutrient, acidic sandy soil.
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- Heather in the Thames Basin by Gary Attfield.
