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The Lower Mole Countryside Trust

The Lower Mole Countryside Trust is a registered charity, which exists to support the provision of a high quality countryside management service for the benefit of landscape, wildlife and people

The Trust supports the work of the Lower Mole Countryside Partnership and other local community groups and organisations and covers the boroughs of Elmbridge, Epsom & Ewell and northern Mole Valley District in Surrey and the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

The aims of the Trust are to:

Educate – to help the public learn about the countryside and its management through talks, walks, leaflets and on-site information.

Conserve – to promote the conservation, restoration and the management of the countryside, wildlife habitats and characteristic landscapes.

Involve – to encourage the participation of the public in practical countryside management work.

Access – to improve public access to the countryside for informal recreation through publicising walking, riding and cycling routes and by promoting the establishment of new routes.

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