An Introduction to Chalk Grassland with Chalk Lines – Surrey

Join Buglife Chalk Lines Conservation Officer, Peter, and Surrey Botanical Society for a free morning of learning how to identify chalk grassland plant species.

📌 Meet at: Surrey Wildlife Trust, Nower Wood Educational Nature Reserve, Mill Way, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8QA. OS Map Reference TQ193546 // What3Words counts.limit.loudly

📆 Book your FREE spot via: www.trybooking.com/uk/GUCL

You’ll start with a short session inside before heading out to put new found knowledge into practice.

By the end of the session you should have an understanding of how to identify different plant species found within Surrey’s chalk grasslands and their benefits to invertebrates.

Please note: access to this site is by appointment only, so booking is essential.

This work is in support of Chalk Lines, an exciting project in the Surrey Hills National Landscape, aiming to restore and enhance chalk grassland for seven rare and threatened invertebrate species. This will be achieved by improving wildflower-rich habitat and connectivity between sites, allowing species to flourish and move through the landscape while improving resilience to climate change and other environmental pressures.

Our Chalk Lines project is generously funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Surrey Wildlife Trust and Milkywire.