Wildlife thrives after Water Park reed plantation (From Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard)

• "The CWPS team deserve credit for continuing their valued conservation work despite all the problems besetting their organisation.
  But one issue which needs to be addressed is the real threat to the longer established and magnificent reed-beds at Lake 31 Keynes Park. These I am told are now/will be under severe threat from the artificially high water levels that are being maintained in the Lake. A prolonged bout of wet weather this winter will raise the lake to a height that will kill off the reed-beds. We can only hope that CWPS/CWPT act to prevent this.
  EJ"
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