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The Friends of Box Hill

'The Box Hill Book of Bats' by Frank Greenaway'The Box Hill Book of Box' by Lalage Grundy Box Hill is one of the best known features in the North Downs. Only 20 miles from the centre of London, it is a haven of natural beauty with more than a million visitors every year. Those numbers mean that special care is necessary to protext its many rare species of flora and fauna. The Friends of Box Hill is an independent association, affiliated to the Campaign to Protect Rural England. It is made up of people who love the Hill, and keep a close watch on everything that effects it.
'The Box Hill Book of Bugs...and other small creatures' by Anne & John Bebbington'The Box Hill Book of Butterflies' by Gail Jeffcoate The association advises the National Trust on the conservation of the Hill and supports its work. We are particularly concerned with the improvement of the amenities of the Hill and educating the public in its unique ecology. With this in mind, we have published a map of the Hill and the Box Hill Books of Bats, Box, Bugs, Butterflies, Geology & Orchids - full of information and beautiful pictures.
'The Box Hill & Mole Valley Book of Geology' by Richard Selley'The Box Hill Book of Orchids' by Ann Sankey To join the Friends of Box Hill, or buy the map or one of the books, or to find out more, please ring 01306 885502, or email, or write to:
    The Friends of Box Hill Association,
    c/o the National Trust, Warren Farm Barn,
    Headley Lane, Mickleham, Dorking, RH5 6DG.
Box Hill from the west, with the main slope on the left, the Whites in the middle, the viewpoint on the right, and Denbies vineyard in the foreground

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