- Natural pond - amphibians, invertebrate
- Heritage variety orchards such as Claygate Pearman & Yellow Ingestrie apples; Concorde Pear; Farleigh Damson
- Herb garden that features Chives, Rosemary, Garlic and Thyme
- Ancient woodland - breeding birds, bats
- Wild meadow - pollinators and protection
- Man-made structures - bug hotels, hibernaculum, bat and bird boxes
- Staff engagement – building bug hotels, clearing scrub, coppicing
Eco HQ
Biodiversity Vision
Eco-HQ's landscape has been designed and continuously managed to achieve three principle aims:
- To enhance biodiversity at the Burgh Heath site.
- To provide a high quality and engaging space for use by TGB staff and visitors, as well as providing opportunity for staff engagement activities.
- To provide a legacy through education of staff and the local community.
Biodiversity aims
To encourage and enhance the biodiversity of the onsite habitats.
Species
Since starting the Eco-HQ project, the site has provided habitat for a large variety of species. We continue to have surveys done to ensure we are capturing the site’s true biodiversity, flag areas for improvement and set ourselves appropriate goals for the future. Currently onsite we have:
Wildlife at TGB
Toyota GB understands the importance that biodiversity plays in the natural world and the importance of protecting it. We have committed to restoring the landscape so that it supports native species. We have seen, amongst others, an increase in butterflies, foxes, invertebrate species and bat activity. We have even spotted deer in certain sections of our site! Due to all the hard work that has gone into this ongoing project we are proud to have achieved the Wildlife Trusts Biodiversity Benchmark certification.