Field Scabious seed collection with Chalk Lines
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Join Buglife Chalk Lines Conservation Officer, Alice, for a morning of collecting Field Scabious seed at Pewley Down, Guildford.
šļø Wednesday 5 August 2026
š 09:30-12:00
š Pewley Down, Guildford, GU1 3QA
Meet at the entrance to Pewley Down from Pewley Hill at w3w//fact.teach.goad. Free parking is available on Pewley Hill and the parallel Fort Road.
There will be opportunities to learn about the identification of Field Scabious, and the insects that rely on it, particularly the Large Scabious Mining Bee, whilst enjoying this Guildford Borough Council owned site.
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ā¹ļø Chalk Lines is an exciting project in the Surrey Hills National Landscape, aiming to restore and enhance chalk grassland for seven rare and threatened invertebrate species by improving wildflower-rich habitat and connectivity between sites, allowing species to flourish and move through the landscape while improving resilience to climate change and other environmental pressures.
Our Chalk Lines project is generously funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Surrey Wildlife Trust and Milkywire.
šļø Wednesday 5 August 2026
š 09:30-12:00
š Pewley Down, Guildford, GU1 3QA
Meet at the entrance to Pewley Down from Pewley Hill at w3w//fact.teach.goad. Free parking is available on Pewley Hill and the parallel Fort Road.
There will be opportunities to learn about the identification of Field Scabious, and the insects that rely on it, particularly the Large Scabious Mining Bee, whilst enjoying this Guildford Borough Council owned site.
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.
ā¹ļø Chalk Lines is an exciting project in the Surrey Hills National Landscape, aiming to restore and enhance chalk grassland for seven rare and threatened invertebrate species by improving wildflower-rich habitat and connectivity between sites, allowing species to flourish and move through the landscape while improving resilience to climate change and other environmental pressures.
Our Chalk Lines project is generously funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Surrey Wildlife Trust and Milkywire.
