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Acid Grassland Restoration
Start Date
05 February 2012 10:00
End Date
05 February 2012 13:30
Location
Mitcham Common
What: Conservation
When: Sun 4th Dec
Where: Mitcham Common
Meet at: Mill House Ecology Centre
Site information; No Disabled access. No Toilet. No Visitor Centre
Transport: Mitcham Junction Station; Beddington Lane tram; 127 bus.
Event Details
A great day of restoring acid grassland to Mitcham Common
For details contact Martin Boyle on
020 8288 0453
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