Frensham Common is one of the few places in the country where one can find all six native reptile species, including the endangered Sand Lizard and Smooth Snake. Their poison is rarely dangerous to humans, but it may prove fatal to dogs. This will also prevent disturbance to ground nesting birds. This is the time of year when the populations of rare species need to be monitored. Most of the habitat management work is intended to benefit these species, and only by regular monitoring can we be sure that the work has been successful.
Spring is also the time when fixtures such as signs, benches, steps etc.
This year we also hope to be able to carry out further repairs to the car park at the Great Pond. Disruption will be kept to a minimum, but inevitably parts of the car park will be closed while the repairs are carried out. Please accept our apologies for any difficulties these works may cause. Spring events Sunday 13 th May Around Frensham. A chance to explore the countryside around the Common on this 2.5 hour walk.