Ham Woods
Ham Woods is located in the west of the City of Plymouth north of the districts of Ham and Pennycross. The woods comprise a steep sided valley containing a stream that drains into the River Tamar at Camel’s Head. A further section of the wood's borders Burrington Industrial Estate further to the north.
Conservation Status
LNR
Area
35.9 hectares
Habitat types
Neutral grassland, blackthorn, bramble & mixed scrub, lowland mixed deciduous woodland, an orchard and a stream.
Management objectives:
- Enhance the ecological value of the woodlands, grasslands, orchard, scrub and streams.
- Deliver a high quality accessible green space that is a valued community asset, providing opportunities for recreational activities and access to nature.
- Promote the health and welfare benefits of Ham Woods.
- Manage the woods in partnership with the local community, the Friends of Ham Woods and other stakeholders.
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