Tarpaflex Donates Debris Netting to the RSPB Great Bustard Project
11th Sep 2024
Another worthy use for debris netting is illustrated by the RSPB's Great Bustard LIFE Project. This commendable cause seeks to reintroduce the threatened Otis Tarda species into Southern England, and is based on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire. The LIFE Project's recognised 'soft-release' method houses the young birds in pens for a short time, in order to acclimatise them to the release site, and debris netting has been found to be the ideal material to net the roof of the pens!
RSPB Great Bustard
Project Manager Tracé Williams got in touch with us to source some 'excellent Tarpaflex debris netting', and we are thrilled to be able to donate five rolls of our 3m x 50m Black Netting to this worthwhile venture. These five rolls will be used for the next phase of the project (due to begin in 2014), when the LIFE Project will be creating six rearing pens and three release pens, all of which need to be netted.Cable Ties are the recommended method for fixing debris netting in place.
For more information on the endeavours of the Great Bustard LIFE Project, please visit http://greatbustard.org/.
About Tarpaflex Ltd.
Tarpaflex Ltd is one of the UK's leading suppliers of tarpaulins and coverings. Delivering all over the United Kingdom and Europe, Tarpaflex has one of the most comprehensive ranges of tarpaulins available on the market. From flame retardant tarpaulins to dust sheets, camouflage tarpaulins to debris netting, whatever your tarpaulin need, Tarpaflex Ltd has it covered.
Tarpaflex is a family run business, based in Devon with over twenty years experience within the business. Over the years they have become one of the most highly respected and established tarpaulin suppliers in the UK.