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Protecting Our Wildlife
The South Norfolk Claylands is an environment of extreme ecological sensitivity. It is home to multiple European Protected Species which coexist in a complex ecosystem across the landscape and the River Tas, protected Chalk Stream. The area also represents a vanishingly rare pre-modern agricultural landscape which supports assemblages of rare botany.
The area is also of national importance for the quality and quantity of its pre-1750s agricultural and rural architecture, much of it timber-frame, clay lump or flint medieval buildings. Over 300 Listed Buildings are impacted by the East Pye Solar scheme.
The East Pye Solar Scheme is completely inappropriate for this landscape.
- Loss of habitat connectivity
- Impact on protected species
- Industrialisation of green belt
See The Impact For Yourself
Watch powerful videos showing what industrial solar development will do to our countryside and footpaths.
Aerial Devastation
An aerial video showing the scale of devastation that industrial solar plants will have on the South Norfolk countryside
Watch VideoFootpaths Under Threat
An animation showing what will become of 30km of local footpaths. Would you feel safe to walk these paths?
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