A major restoration project will improve three ponds at Stoke Park to restore wildlife habitats.
By Alex SeabrookWildlife habitats in a historic park will see a boost this year as a major restoration project is launched.
The pond restoration, which is partly funded by Natural England, is expected to benefit frogs, beetles, dragonflies and aquatic snails.Some of the work would be carried out by local volunteers, theThe restoration project forms part of the council's wider work on improving ecology and local wildlife in Bristol.
Ms King also said that over the years, the ponds at Stoke Park Estate have become overgrown with vegetation and silted up.
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