A 300-acre (121-hectare) wetland habit experiences a 10-fold visitor boost.
By Katy PrickettA nature reserve has experienced a huge boost in visitor numbers from 2,000 people a year in 2019 to up to 21,000 this year.manager James Moss said "people really discovered us" as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Everything changed when the first lockdown was lifted and people were allowed to visit nature reserves., saw that it was ticket only, then saw our notice - and people really discovered us. The manager, who is the wetland habitat's only employee, has also experienced a boost in volunteer numbers - from three in 2019 to 20 regulars.
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