The previous soil depot in Zeewolde should be given extra attract. That is the opinion of Landschapsbeheer Flevoland, which needs to excavate a dried-up pond within the village forest.
This issues the forest between Wolderwijd and the MMM farm in Zeewolde, also referred to as the Klauterwoud. Over the past summers, the character reserve has grow to be more and more drier, leading to dried-up ponds stuffed with reeds. The reeds now be certain that the little water that’s there may be instantly absorbed by the vegetation.
With the intention to improve biodiversity within the space and make it extra enticing to native residents, a plan has been devised to carry again the water. One of many ponds can be enlarged and deepened, in order that it may be fed with seepage water from the Wolderwijd.
Kingfisher wall
The excavation work will take roughly six weeks. The soil can be eliminated with a number of tractors or vans through the Gelderseweg and Kwartiermakerslaan to the Polderwijk.
When the challenge is accomplished, cyclists and walkers will be capable of benefit from the open ponds once more from the dike. There may even be a kingfisher wall to draw this particular chicken species to the bottom depot and a display of willow branches.
In response to Landschapsbeheer Flevoland, the operation will value roughly 70,000 euros.
