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- Ashdown Forest is owned by the Ashdown Forest Trust and managed by the Conservators of Ashdown Forest.
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Feb 19, 2024 · The Forest is owned by the Ashdown Forest Trust, and managed by the Conservators of Ashdown Forest, protecting and preserving this beautiful wilderness for everyone. Read more about us
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The freehold of Ashdown Forest, which essentially consists of the common land set aside in 1693, when the ancient forest was divided up by decree of the Duchy of Lancaster, plus a number of later land acquisitions, is owned by the Ashdown Forest Trust, a registered charity controlled and managed by East Sussex County Council.
Ashdown Forest is owned by the Ashdown Forest Trust and managed by the Conservators of Ashdown Forest. A small team of staff are employed by the Conservators to look after the Forest – to protect, conserve and enhance the nature and culture of Ashdown Forest as the largest biodiverse heathland and open space in Sussex for the enjoyment ...
The Forest is owned by the Ashdown Forest Trust, and managed by the Conservators of Ashdown Forest, protecting and preserving this beautiful wilderness for everyone. Read more about us
It is privately owned. It is managed by Sussex Wildlife Trust. [1][2][3] It is part of Ashdown Forest, which is a Nature Conservation Review site, Grade I, [4] a Special Area of Conservation, [5] a Special Protection Area [6] and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. [7]
Feb 28, 2021 · The Conservators of Ashdown Forest welcomed their new Chief Executive, James Adler, in January: “I am delighted to introduce myself. I started as CEO just a few weeks ago and have been overwhelmed by the kind words and messages of support that I have received.
The common land is owned by the Lord of the Manor of Duddleswell (which, since 1988, has been the Ashdown Forest Trust, an agent of East Sussex County Council). Since 1885, the common land has been regulated and protected by a statutory Board of Conservators. The distribution of common land around Ashdown Forest is very fragmented.
