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Living Landscapes

Flit Vale Living Landscape Initiative

The small fragments of quality heathland that run along a ridge of acid sandy soils at Flit Vale Living Landscape in South Bedfordshire will be joined together. With the increased urban development set for the surrounding area, a green space, abundant with heather and conifers, will be a welcome haven for both wildlife and people.

Click here to listen to Brian Eversham, Wildlife Trust conservation director, explaining Living Landscapes and what it means for our three counties.

Click here for a map of the Living Landscape project areas.