Bewilderwood – Healthy, Sustainable FUN
Fences within the site have been made from wood harvested in their own woods
Bewilderwood has helped to upgrade local footpaths, bridleways and cycle paths to allow sustainable access and are home to Broadland Cycle Hire to allow people to explore further beyond their gates
Bewilderwood are pleased to be part of an East of England/National Express campaign, Lets Go, encouraging visitors to travel to our attraction by train
They have planted more than 14,000 trees helping to enhance a woodland environment and go a long way to reducing their carbon footprint
Over 70% of waste is recycled on site using brightly colour coded bins and fun signage.
Bewilderwood has really strong Tree and Environmental Management Plans for a previously unmanaged landscape. They have almost created the ultimate recycling project – a new use for land that had been lovely, but almost useless and accidentally created up to 70 new jobs for local people in the process.
Valere
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