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Malvern Hills National Landscape

A really important part of our work as a Team involves influencing the strategic plans which will guide future development in the area. This week we’ve been at Worcester’s Guildhall to participate in the examination of the South Worcestershire Development Plan, answering questions from the Inspectors on how policies being proposed by the Local Councils for this new plan could affect the National Landscape.

You can listen to some of the debate here.
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5 days ago

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Staff from #universityofworcester were out yesterday using drones to photograph and map  part of the Whippets Brook on the edge of Malvern. This is an important watercourse for the endangered White-clawed Crayfish. Yesterdays work was a pilot to assess whether drone technology can identify features that may play a positive or negative role in Crayfish conservation in this locality.Image attachmentImage attachment

Staff from #universityofworcester were out yesterday using drones to photograph and map part of the Whippets Brook on the edge of Malvern. This is an important watercourse for the endangered White-clawed Crayfish. Yesterday’s work was a pilot to assess whether drone technology can identify features that may play a positive or negative role in Crayfish conservation in this locality. See MoreSee Less

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