Godney Marshes stepping stones
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Godney Marshes stepping stones

Quiet wildness on Godney Marshes

Two Godney Marshes plots (East Waste, 12 acres, and Waste Drove, 8 acres) sit on the open Levels near Glastonbury Tor. Together with nearby sites they form quiet stepping stones rather than manicured reserves.

What you can do

  • Locate both Godney parcels on the Our land map (zoom near Glastonbury)
  • Support ongoing purchase and stewardship via Support us membership or a donation
  • Watch for member-guided walks and citizen-science days once announced

When & where

  • Recurring landscape sites; expect minimal infrastructure and nature-first access rules
  • Approximate pin: 51.1970, -2.7380 (Godney / Upper Godney area)

How it works

Somerset Wildlands keeps management light so rhynes, willows, and wet grassland can recover. Membership is the main route into organised visits and surveys.

Why it matters

Small wetland parcels stitch corridors across the Levels so wildlife is not stranded between farms and roads.

Source & repost

Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it.
Source: Somerset Wildlands: Our land · Support us.
Photo: Eugene Birchall, Godney, Somerset Levels (CC BY-SA 2.0).

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