 Amphibian & Reptile Group of South LancashireHabitat Management Task Days at Rixton Claypits, WarringtonRixton Claypits is one of the best sites for great crested newts in the North West of England and an impressive range of invertebrates can also be found there. This diversity is partly due to a careful management programme and over the winter of 2016-17 ARGSL will be helping the Ranger Service to remove trees and scrub to create more ponds suitable for great crested newts. If you're able to help out with this important work you’ll be very welcome. Task dates are on the Events page; if you'd like to take part please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
ARGSL Review 2016Read about the highlights of 2016 and find out what ARGSL has been doing to promote the conservation of amphibians and reptiles.
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