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The future of West Fife's Woodlands
The region has many attractive woodland areas, with Devilla, Inzievar, Valleyfield and Dean Plantation perhaps being the most well known. Whilst these woodlands do attract visitors, they may not be being ultilised to their fullest potential. As a first step, visitors to Devilla Forest were consulted over the weekend of the 27th and 28th of May. Around 70 people visited the display that had been specially set up, and of these, over 30 expressed an interest in becoming actively involved in the project. West Fife is very fortunate to have been endowed with such fine woodland areas, some of which are remnants of former family estates, with areas of designed landscapes, specimen trees and historic remains. Ideas so far include: •
preserve and develop these woodland features, both for the benefit of
local people and as a tourist attraction; The next step will be meeting with the people who have expressed an interest, who will be contacted directly. Other interest will be welcomed, and if you would like to become involved or would just like to voice your opinion on what should take place, then please contact any of the following: John
Le Marie, West Fife Villages Community Planning Group Colin
Peacock, Forestry Commission Scotland Stephanie
Little, Fife Countryside Ranger Service
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