Fantastic pictures of a Red Kite flying over the Park on 21st June 2015. Photos taken by one of our owners, Roy Easton.
As part of our continued commitment to conservation we are taking part in the new David Bellamy Award Honey Bee Friendly Park Project. Bees are a vital part of the British countryside and there has been a recent dramatic decline in many of Britain’s bee species so we will be doing what we can to help with Bee conservation. To help with the BBKA honey bee pledge, please consider planting bee friendly plants in your planters and designated garden areas. Lists and guides of bee friendly plants are available from the Tourist information Room.
We are delighted that leading conservationist David Bellamy has selected Fairview Holiday Park as a recipient of his coveted Conservation Award at Gold level for the second year.
The David Bellamy Conservation Award is a special accolade awarded each year to qualifying parks by Professor Bellamy. With the assistance of park guests and local wildlife groups, he assesses their contribution to sustaining and enhancing the natural world.
At Fairview, we believe we have a very special park environment, providing a natural oasis for wildlife. It is our aim to further protect, conserve and enhance our park and to increase the bio diversity of the site, whilst creating a great holiday environment for our customers.
Below are examples of wildbirds and animals which have been photographed at Fairview Holiday Park. Followed by pictures of various funghi, flowers and grasses found on the park.
