Fencing, Paths and Interpretation Signs

EMEC Land Management offer planning and installation of access and information features for a wide range of sites, including SSSIs and Nature Reserves. Our team can provide practical and hardwearing access solutions, including the construction of footpaths and the installation of boardwalks, wheelchair accessible kissing gates, interpretation signs and waymarkers. Our experienced staff can ensure that any new access features adhere fully with the Physical Access Standards helping you to provide access for all.

Examples

Skylark Path Work

Skylarks Nature Reserve was recently expanded when the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust purchased neighbouring land. Large scale works were started by the Trust and EMEC Land Management won the tender to carry out a variety of habitat enhancement works. A total of 2km of boarded limestone path were created for wheelchair access across the site. Additional access work included the reinforcement of two bridges, installation of metal accessible gates, welded tubular fencing and vehicular access gates.

Attenborough Path Work

Attenborough Nature Reserve is the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s flagship site with an award winning visitor centre which is sited on a peninsular. At the tip of the peninsular, behind the visitor centre, is a small wildlife garden and education area. The EMEC land management team resurfaced the paths with gravel as well as re-siting a rail fence, fitting a small access gate and putting up a post and rope fence. Our team worked with volunteers from the reserve, using wheel barrows to transport materials to limit vehicle use and potential disturbance to wildlife at the site.