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Conservation Work Party at Eycott Hill Site of Special Scientific Interest
Friday 1st August 2014,
10.00am - 3.30pm
Venue: Eycott Hill
Eycott Hill is a fantastic upland landscape of volcanic crags, rolling moorland and valley mires. Cumbria Wildlife Trust is in the process of acquiring this important site to protect its future and improve it for wildlife.
