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Wildlife and Conservation
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The Dorset Wildlife Trust was founded in 1961 to protect the wildlife and natural habitats |
David Bellamy Conservation Awards have celebrated and inspired an amazing variety of conservation projects in camping, caravan and holiday home parks across the UK |
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At Highlands End Holiday Park we have three well established Badger sets on or near the park. Our regular visitors spend many hours watching the badgers who will soon appear for milk or food. The Badgers are not tame, but are happy living alongside our visitors and in return for the benefit of the food will let you get fairly close and take photographs. To a certain extent they trust people on the park. |
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A regular visitor who caught a carp weighing in at a huge 21.5lbs on the 24/09/06 at the Fishing Lake Golden Cap Holiday Park |
A regular visitor who caught his biggest fish to date - a 17lb mirror carp at the Fishing Lake at Golden Cap Holiday Park |
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A good catch from our fishing lake situated at Golden Cap Holiday Park |
A cardboard box quickly replaces a damaged nest |
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Visitors are often amazed by the wildlife which surrounds our parks - this picture of a Fox was taken at Highlands End |
Wild Goose on the bank of the fishing lake at Golden Cap Holiday Park |
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Wild Goose and Swan sorting out their 'patch' on our fishing lake at Golden Cap Holiday Park |
Young birds on an LPG cylinder |
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Hawkmoth |
Orchid and Dragonfly in the fields next to
Highlands End Holiday Park |
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Woodpecker having lunch in the trees near the River Winniford |
Butterflies enjoying the local flowers |
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Winter at Highlands End Holiday Park |
Hay being turned on the fields on the west of Highlands End which are used for hay, grass or sheep grazing depending on the farming activities |
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Conservation Volunteers reconstructing a dry stone wall which is the boundary between the farmland adjacent to Highlands End and the coastal path from West Bay to Eype |
Hard at work at Highlands End Holiday Park |
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