Consultation information

Here you will find links to information for consultation exercises that the Hampshire Heathland Project is, or has been, involved with.

Hazeley Heath

In order to ensure the future of this haven for wildlife, Hazeley Heath requires some form of management which should not compromise the enjoyment that people get from visiting.  There may also be a number of ways that Hazeley Heath can be improved for visitors.

The Hampshire Heathland Project is working with Natural England, the Open Spaces Society, Hart District Council and local people in order to implement a workable management regime.

In order to ensure the creation of a fair and balanced management plan a number of stakeholder workshops have taken place and a consultant was employed to complete an outline management plan, which can be seen below.

Tender documents issued	3 February 2006
Tenders received	3 March 2006
Evaluation of tenders by management committee	9 March 2006
Contract let	10 March 2006
Initial meeting	19 April 2006
Outcome B - Aims Report	July 2006
Outcome B - Consultation Analysis Addendum	July 2006
Outcome C - Management Options	November 2006
Outcome C - Management Options Appendix 1	November 2006
Outcome D - Draft Outline Plan	April 2007
- Site Plan
- Land Ownership
- Pattern of Woodland Encroachment
- Broad Habitat Types within SSSI
- Management Zones
Outcome D - Grazing Trial Supplement	April 2007
Completion of project	June 2007

The documents below can be downloaded for more information:

Hazleley Heath management consultant brief

Map to accompany consultant brief

Our Common Purpose; A guide to agreeing management on common land