Best Practice

Birding for All's Best Practice guide for reserve managers

Best Practice

 

At birding For All we want nature reserves to be as accessible as possible this is why we designed our best practice document back in 2016. Designed first and foremost for reserve managers and wardens (but anyone can download and put it to use), and was designed as a guide so that reserves could be improved to a level where everyone can enjoy them.

The Birding For All Best Practice Guide provides guidance on the following subjects:

  • Paths
  • Hides
  • Parking
  • Wheelchair Access
  • Gates
  • Rest stops
  • Much More…

Please click on the link below to see or download a PDF copy.

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Birding For All Best practice PDF

You can read the basics of what we desire to see as improvements at nature reserves, and why, over on our About Birding For All page, but this information is not remotely as comprehensive as the PDF guide and does not include numbers etc.

Nothing within the guide is designed to be harmful to wildlife. It is meant to be used when plans are being made for development or refurbishment, to help provide the best access possible.

Please feel free to share with anyone you feel could benefit from a copy.

Best Practice in use at Sculthorpe

Best Practice in use at Sculthorpe

Recent 2017 Update.

For some general guidelines see our article in BBC Wildlife Magazine

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