Types of tasks vary depending on the time of year. Once the breeding season starts (early March until early August) we take a step back from heavy conservation interventions, and allow wildlife to use our nature reserves as a sanctuary to breed. During these months we do have restrictions to team sizes and activities. Some of our regular tasks involve: - Grass raking: meadow management requires grass to be removed from site - Overhanging vegetation control: cutting back branches that grow into the paths - Invasive species control: pulling out the roots of himalayan balsam or bracken - Path maintenance: scraping off grass growing on top of paths, adding stone to paths - Drainage works: digging out the silt collected in ditches so paths are not muddy