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About Kersal Dale

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Kersal Dale occupies around 32 hectares of countryside and forms part of the Croal Irwell Valley. The area known as The Cliff is connected to Kersal Dale woodlands, with paths leading past the ruins of large houses which were built to make the most of its setting. Now visitors can listen to the bird song and look for wildlife in the variety of well maintained habitats which can be found in this very attractive site. Habitats include woodland (70%), open water (5%), marsh (5%) and semi-natural grassland (20%). It is home to a variety of spectacular wildlife such as woodpeckers and kingfishers which can be regularly spotted along the river. Deer have also been seen wandering through Kersal Dale.

Local supporters

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Greater Manchester Police
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Salford City Council
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Mucky Knees Adventures
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Mersey Basin Rivers Trust
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Garden Needs
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The Star Inn
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Irwell Valley Sustainable Communities
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Inspiring Communities Together
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Friends of Kersal Moor
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