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The Perry Pear Collection

Client: Hartpury Historical Trust

Location: Hartpury, Gloucestershire

Service: Wetland Creation

Project Outline:

The design called for the new wetland to join the existing area and draw water from a number of springs across the site.



Wetland Design & Construction At The National Perry Pear Collection – Hartpury

JPR was able to create an extensive wetland on agricultural fields and, in the process, the Hartpury Historical Trust were able to quadruple the wetland area on the land from one to four hectares. This was part of the development of the site into the National Collection of Perry Pears. The design called for the new wetland to join the existing area and draw water from a number of springs across the site and is designed to flood to varying depths. The area includes islands, channels, scrapes and ponds and a marsh at the lowest point.

JPR acted as construction managers for the project, managing all subcontractors and supervising all works including: 

- major earthworks 

- pipe installation between areas 

- construction of access points 

- fine tuning water levels 

- choosing suitable wetland plants and planting up the whole site 


The works were extensive and far ranging and have resulted in a complete re-landscaping of the site – the new wetland has been incorporated into the existing wetland creating a very natural-looking landscape. 


The site is a fully established wetland and it is already home to a vast array of native fauna and flora.

Services at JPR Environmental

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We are experienced at creating well formed ecosystems with an aim of increasing biodiversity in an area.

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We use multiply different methods for bank reconstruction and protection depending on project.

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One of our core services involves designing, creating and maintaining wetland pond, lakes and reservoirs.

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Enhancements is understanding that a location can house an environment and implementing it.

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Desilting is the process of removing  silt, sludge and other materials that have deposited in the watercourse over time

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Water treatment includes using reeds as part of the process in treating waste water and improving water treatment.

Habitat Creation

Erosion Control

Wetland Creation

Habitat Restoration

Desilting

Water Treatment

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