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The_Street_Searchers
15th March 2010, 09:43 AM
Morning all
I am just in the process of trying to get permission to place a cache on Sussex Wildlife Trust land.
I see that caching has been banned in certain areas of the country on Wildlife Trust Land.
1) Is there any background details on why it is banned - just in case I get asked.
2) Do you think it is likely to affect my application?
Thanks in Advance
Chris
DrDick&Vick
15th March 2010, 11:36 AM
Hopefully the different areas will look at applications with an open mind.
The Wombles
15th March 2010, 08:14 PM
Some Wildlife Trusts have given permission and are listed in our permissions database. Last week I exchanged mails with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust who have permitted caching for several years and they said " We haven't experienced any issues relating to geocaching " .
I hope that you are successful.
The_Street_Searchers
16th March 2010, 09:21 AM
Thanks Dave - I had missed those whilst scanning through the database.
Fingers crossed
Chris
natterjacktoad
17th March 2010, 08:10 PM
Morning all
I am just in the process of trying to get permission to place a cache on Sussex Wildlife Trust land.
I see that caching has been banned in certain areas of the country on Wildlife Trust Land.
1) Is there any background details on why it is banned - just in case I get asked.
2) Do you think it is likely to affect my application?
Thanks in Advance
Chris
I don't know whether SWT have given permission for geocaches, although I do occasionally work for them. Some reserves would be far more suitable than others and anything a long way from a path would not be a good idea. Certain habitats are very sensitive too. If it's in West Sussex and you want to pm me with the name of the reserve and vague location for the cache, I could have a look and see if there are any obvious concerns.
Sarah (natterjacktoad)
nobbynobbs
17th March 2010, 09:28 PM
I've posted in several threads. sue telfer from hampshire wildlife trust is more than happy to be mentioned and to be contacted by any other trust so that she can recommend that they allow caching.
the hants agreement is a fairly simple affair that works fine.
The_Street_Searchers
18th March 2010, 07:50 AM
Thanks for all the helpful replies.
Sarah - its Withdean Woods which is just behind withdean stadium in Brighton.
The area is run in conjunction with a local volunteer groug and Brighton Council.
Chris
Graculus
18th March 2010, 04:44 PM
I'm in the process of creating overlays for Google maps to go into the GAGB land owner agreement database for Hampshire Wildlife Trust (I've done the IoW and about 1/4 of the Hants ones themselves). It's quite easy as they have nice easy to read and use reserve maps.
So if you can get maps (of any sort - digital mapping would be ideal) for Sussex I can do the same for them.
Chris (MrB)
natterjacktoad
19th March 2010, 03:38 PM
Thanks for all the helpful replies.
Sarah - its Withdean Woods which is just behind withdean stadium in Brighton.
The area is run in conjunction with a local volunteer groug and Brighton Council.
Chris
Ah! The bit between Easr and West Sussex ;) I'm not familiar with the area unfortunately so I'm not much use to you :dunno:
The_Street_Searchers
10th May 2010, 03:11 PM
Unfortunatly I have been unsuccessful in my request and have found out that Sussex Wildlife Trust has banned caching in their reserves. Full details are in the Landowner Permissions section
Chris
RuberyBlue
10th May 2010, 07:11 PM
Are they really saying placed Geocaches are attracting litter! Have we tried selling on the idea of GAGB CITO?
RB
KRO!
Mongoose39uk
10th May 2010, 09:24 PM
A CITO is always a good suggestion especially if you get the "friends off" involved.
The_Street_Searchers
11th May 2010, 07:51 AM
I was going to suggest a CITO event as there have been a number of successful sussex events in the past however I think for the moment I will let this one rest..A year is a long time and the woods arn't going anywhere.
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