Broadleaf Native Trees We have planted a large number of Broadleaf native trees in the hope of atttracting many different species of birds and wildlife.

Picnic Areas We have a large picnic area complete with tables and benches for you to take time out and sit next to the pond.

Livestock Paddock The rare breed paddocks provide ahome for Jacob and Black Hebridean sheep, who will be grazing all year round.

Car Park Unobtrusive, yet conveniently placed for easy access to the picnic and burial areas

Pond A considered and carefully planned pond area planted with native freshwater plants to provide a haven for a wide variety of insects and wildlife.

Burial Area This large area is the main burial area. It has a dry stone built traditional sheep fold when memorial brass plaques maybe placed.

Broadleaf Native Trees Oak, Ash, Rowan and Holly are the types of trees that will be planted in the 32 acres of Northumbrian Woodland Burials to provide a permanent broadleafed wood for future generations to enjoy.

Below is an artists impression of what the Bockenfield Wood site will look like the landscape has been given time to mature.

Please mouse-over the various regions of the map to reveal further details.

The vast majority of the trees we are to use are indigenous broadleaves, mostly Oak and Ash, which are slow growing. We hope you will agree that this decision is a far better way of producing a well managed forest for the future. Please bear this in mind if you should decide to visit Northumbrian Woodland Burials.

We hope you agree that this is the correct approach, if you would like to discuss the site or the site plan with us, don't hesitate to contact us.

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