Enfield Blue and Green Strategy
Valuing our parks, trees, open spaces, routes and watercourses
This strategy aims to establish Enfield as a centre of excellence in the management and promotion of blue and green spaces in London, helping to adapt and mitigate the impacts of climate change, improve health outcomes, encourage social interaction/physical activity, contribute to nature recovery and reduce inequalities.
FoBP would suggest that local voices might consider responding
to this survey, some important areas to consider might include:
• Restoration of the Model Boating Pond and the freshwater supply from the well to feed into Pymmes Brook through the lower ponds and Wetland.
• Restoration and development of the ‘Baroque Water Gardens’ and the historic Walled Gardens.
• The development of the Bowling Green and Clubhouse as a hub for local cultural community events, school and other educational group activities.
• Completion of the Wetland project with pathways, seating and other amenities as provided in Firs Farm and Enfield Town Wetlands.
• Following an agreed mowing plan to support the development of species-rich meadowland, and protect the surface roots of veteran trees.
• The development of native hedgerow and a diverse tree landscape.
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