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The Devil’s Dyke Restoration Project

The Devil’s Dyke Restoration Project is a five-year Heritage Lottery Funded partnership project that aims to restore this site to its former glory and establish a sustainable management regime along the dyke. The project seeks to:

• protect and enhance areas of good quality chalk grassland habitat and associated species
• remove the majority of encroaching scrub and use a seed spraying technique to re-establish the grass sward
• re-introduce traditional grazing along the majority of the Dyke
• improve access for visitors by providing good access, including well managed footpaths and on-site information
• provide ‘intellectual access’ to the Dyke through its website www.devilsdykeproject.org.uk, leaflets, guided walks, talks and resources for schools.

The project is a partnership scheme involving The Wildlife Trust, English Nature, English Heritage and Cambridgeshire County Council’s Countryside, Archaeological and Farms Units, working together.