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The Wolfson meads. Critically acclaimed hubs of biodiversity, their unique flooding pattern and retained traditional maintenance techniques mean these meads have uniquely been managed in the same way for a thousand years. 

A community of species including: red fescue, meadow foxtail and meadow buttercup is extremely rare in the UK and almost absent from Europe - due to modern farming methods. 

These meads are cut once a year for hay, and then grazed only by cattle. 

Beautiful in the summer months, these meads have public access and can be enjoyed students and locals alike.