Friends of Berengrave
This website is about the history, flora and fauna of
Berengrave Local Nature Reserve
In the early 20th century the area was one of chalk quarrying and
cement manufacture. For this reason, we have included sections
on chalk, cement production and the history of cement.
We hope you will find this website interesting and that it will
encourage you to visit the reserve and, possibly, to join
Friends of Berengrave and support us in our efforts.
In order to expand on the information contained herein, this site has numerous links to other websites.
This information is offered in good faith, but FoB accepts no responsibility for their content or the accuracy of their content
Last updated: 27 November, 2008 (Management Plan and Green Flag feedback added to Berengrave LNR page)
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The Friends of Berengrave was formed by a group of people who wish to ensure that Berengrave Local Nature Reserve is maintained, indeed enhanced, to provide an environment for the benefit of the flora & fauna and the use of the public
Our main objectives are to:
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Historical research has been undertaken with a grant from the Local Heritage Initiative, part of the Heritage Lottery Fund |
Member of BTCV (British Trust for Conservation Volunteers) Member of MUP&GSF (Medway Urban Parks & Green Spaces Forum) |
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Membership of the Friends of Berengrave is open to all Subscription is £5.00 per annum For further information please contact the Chairman e-mail: friendsberengrave@btinternet.com |
