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Chalara Ash Dieback Update

The disease ash dieback is affecting woodland in Britain. The disease is not harmful to people or animals, but it can kill ash trees

At present the disease has been identified at Holt Country Park but at none of our other woodlands.

How to spot symptoms of ash dieback

The main symptoms are:

  • Dead branches 
  • Blackening of leaves 
  • Discoloured stems often in a diamond shape where a leaf was attached

If you see these symptoms, please: 

To help stop the disease spreading: 

  • Before visiting other places, clean mud and leaves from footwear, pushchairs, bikes, cars, dogs and horses 
  • Do not remove leaves, plants or wood from this area

For further information contact Paul Ingham on 01263 516001

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    Bacton Woods is owned by the Forestry Commission and is part managed by North Norfolk District Council.

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    North Norfolk has a variety of country parks and woodlands.

  • School & Group Visits

    The rangers at Holt Country Park can provide an Environmental Teaching Service.

  • Family Event Full Listings

    Full listing of family events for countryside sites at Holt Country Park, Bacton wood and our local beaches.

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    Holt Country Park is only a short walk from the historic market town of Holt on the edge of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

  • Outdoor Leisure Activities

    NNDC runs a number of outdoor leisure activities throughout the year.

  • Pretty Corner Woods

    Pretty Corner is a woodland located on the outskirts of Sheringham.

  • Muddy Boots Volunteers

    We are always on the lookout for volunteers to help with our country parks and woodlands.

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    Information on Sadlers Wood

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    Information about the protection and management of trees and landscape.

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    In the our country parks and woodlands you can see many different types of animals, insects, plants and flowers.