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9:27am Thursday 25th June 2009
BOTANIST David Bellamy led a wildlife walk around holiday parks in Weymouth.
The presenter and environmentalist was the special guest as the two parks held a green festival.
Residents joined holidaymakers and caravan owners for the trek around Weymouth Bay and Seaview Holiday Parks at Preston.
Professor Bellamy highlighted flora and fauna in the parks and in a church field that connects the two parks.
He also opened a new wildlife garden at Seaview created by the park’s green team leader Willy Perez and his team.
Professor Bellamy said: “It was great to be in Weymouth and see the rich bio-diversity in the new wildlife garden.
“Caravan parks are a great haven for wildlife and open a window on the countryside for millions of people to enjoy the bustling world of nature.”
The new wildlife garden includes lavender, marigolds and 7ft-tall lupins.
Children designed posters and pictures for the garden which were on display over the weekend. The company’s third holiday park in Weymouth at Littlesea also joined in the weekend.
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Fabian, Weymouth says...
10:31pm Thu 25 Jun 09
Is this for real?
The reason there is such an abundance of nature is because they built the caravan parks on a rich and diverse ecological area and the caravan parks will continue to do so unless kept in check.
Wonder if he found any of the lesser-spotted swine flu there too?