Lesnes Abbey Conservation Volunteers
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Lesnes Abbey Conservation Volunteers (LACV) is a small registered environmental conservation charity run by local people. The charity was started in 1994 & is kept going by the work of a team of dedicated volunteers. LACV works closely with Bexley Council who also provide the group with support) to protect & enhance the native wildlife & the important wildlife habitats of Lesnes Abbey Wood.
Lesnes Abbey Conservation Volunteers Objectives include:
- To conserve & maintain for the public benefit Lesnes Abbey wood & it's local environment.
- To advance public education in the principles & practice of nature conservation, & the archaeological & geological interest of Lesnes Abbey wood & it's environments.
LACV is a community group which is open to all ages & abilities & works on a varied range of practical conservation tasks through out the year. The group's conservation tasks include hedge laying, coppicing, fence repair, pond restoration, glade creation, tree planting & heath land restoration. The group also does various wildlife surveys in order to monitor the local native wildlife.
