Beacon Hill Country Park area to close to public for conservation

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Beacon Hill Country Park area to close to public for conservation

A section of a Leicestershire park is to close to the public to help replenish the heathland and wildlife.

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Jewels Hill at Beacon Hill Country Park was closed by the county council last year during the summer months.

Ecologists said in that time, the land created "small micro-climates" for insects, birds and plant growth.

The council said from that success, the area would close again from 1 April to 1 August to give "nature some space to breathe".

Jewels Hill is a Site of Specific Scientific Interest (SSSI) within the park.

Signs that have gone up on the site this week ask park users to "respect the closure period" and said livestock would continue to graze as part of the wider conservation grazing programme.

ouncillor Lee Breckon said: "It's clearer than ever before that people want to do more to protect the environment and become more sustainable.

"This small temporary action at one of our most popular country parks is necessary to enable us to carefully manage and protect some of the rare flora and fauna that propels the park's eco-system - and it is clearly working.