People will be able to get a rare glimpse of one of Wolverhampton’s nature reserves on Sunday. An open day is being held at Pendeford Mill, a site of valuable environmental and historical significance. The 59 acres of naturally-managed countryside date back to the 13th century and provide a stable and protected habitat for wildlife on the fringe of Wolverhampton, with an ever-changing array of flora and fauna on show. More details at http://bit.ly/LcelRz.
For Pendeford Mill and other countryside events in and around Wolverhampton, follow link http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/BFF01928-D09C-4CB2-9295-75493F3A2103/0/CountrysideEventspg233mb.pdf
Pendeford Mill wood bares comparison with Lesnes Abbey Woods, near Thamesmead London http://www.panoramio.com/user/2865482/tags/Lesnes%20Abbey%20Woods. also managed since the 13th century.
