Kendal Flood Risk Management Scheme team help local community biodiversity project
The Kendal Flood Risk Management Scheme team recently came together with the local community to help with the community’s biodiversity project at Kirbie Green in Kendal.
Along with the Environment Agency and The Flood Hub the team donated tree trunks to provide natural barriers and worked with members of the green to build bug hotels. A rewarding day for the team helping the community to build a sustainable environment for future generations and leave a lasting legacy.
A great job!
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