Loddon & Eversley Heritage Area
The Loddon and Eversley Heritage Area Project aims to meet the challenge of protecting and enhancing all that is special about the wildlife, history and landscape of this area of north-east Hampshire whilst promoting a healthy and sustainable rural economy.
The Loddon and Eversley Heritage Area is a little-known but very special area of villages, towns and countryside. It is an historic landscape, shaped by a traditional way of life. Ancient woodlands, remnant heathland, river valleys and a patchwork of mixed farmland provide a remote and rural character in an increasingly busy region.
The Loddon and Eversley Project aims to work with communities, landowners and land managers in order to protect, restore and enhance valuable habitat and landscape features and the wildlife associated with them. We wish to involve as many people as possible in a shared vision for:- A varied landscape rich in wildlife
- An area that local people can enjoy and where they can learn more about their countryside and its heritage
- A healthy rural economy
Where is Loddon and Eversley Heritage Area
View a presentation about the Heritage Area
Take a journey through the Heritage Area
Led by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, the project is funded by Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, The Environment Agency and Hampshire County Council. It is supported by the Forestry Commission and Hart District Council.
For more information on the project please contact the Project Officer on 01256 381186 or email feedback@hwt.org.uk.
