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Newton Farm Ecology Park is a small area of wood and grassland lying between Alexandra Avenue and Rayners Lane in the south of the borough. Although the meadow areas are attractive at present they are species-poor. Current management is aimed at reducing the large stands of thistle and horseradish and increasing the species diversity in the grassland areas. In contrast an area originally designed as a Healing Garden contains many attractive native wild flowers and cottage garden plants originally selected because in earlier times they were believed to have healing properties. The pond is home to moorhens and dragonflies and has a boardwalk along one side, making it perfect for children to dip for invertebrates. Bring a plastic tray and a guide book and try to identify what you find please return the animals to the pond when you leave.
The organisation with legal responsibility for Newton Farm Ecology Park is Harrow Council.
Newton Farm Ecology Park is managed and maintained by Harrow Nature Conservation Forum
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