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- The lowland heathland habitat was in poor condition due to the heathland habitat encroachment of scrub which was out-competing heathland species.
- SUEZ Communities Trust funded a conservation organisation to remove scrub and sow heather seed to encourage heathland plant species to recolonize.
- A small amount of the funding was spent on an interpretation board to explain the importance of the habitat to visitors.
- The project was led by a conservation organisation which provided the Contributing Third Party payment from its own reserves.
- The project helped to restore a natural terrestrial habitat on the List of Priority Species in England and Wales and met the criteria for Biodiversity.