Howe Park Wood

Howe Park is most likely the forest specified in the Domesday Survey of 1086. Parts of it might be uncommon surviving sections of the 'wildwood' that secured the entire of marsh Britain after the last ice Age, 6-11,000 years back. In medieval circumstances Howe Park would have been a crucial neighborhood wellspring of wood for the villagers of adjacent Tattenhoe. At the point when Milton Keynes Development Corporation purchased the wood in 1968 it was a dull, wet impervious shrubbery.

The shady conditions kept the development of forest blooms and in this manner bugs, and winged creatures and other natural life which rely upon them. Dynamic administration of the wood has changed that photo and nowadays Howe Park Wood is one of the city's gems, a quiet desert garden, murmuring with untamed life and shading.