These are the Yorkshire parks and woodlands that will be impacted by HS2

Plans for HS2 reveal the wildlife areas, woodlands and parks that will be impacted by the development.

These are the Yorkshire parks and woodlands that will be destroyed or partially destroyed by HS2 according to environmental impact assessments.

These are the Yorkshire parks and woodlands that will be destroyed by HS2placeholder image
These are the Yorkshire parks and woodlands that will be destroyed by HS2
Land required for the construction of the scheme would result in the permanent loss of approximately 60 per cent of Barnburgh Lakes located on Ludwell Hillplaceholder image
Land required for the construction of the scheme would result in the permanent loss of approximately 60 per cent of Barnburgh Lakes located on Ludwell Hill
Building would result in a permanent loss of approximately 3.9ha (18 per cent) of Coburn Hill Wood Local Wildlife Siteplaceholder image
Building would result in a permanent loss of approximately 3.9ha (18 per cent) of Coburn Hill Wood Local Wildlife Site
Land required for the construction of the proposed scheme would result in the permanent loss of Parklands Equestrian Centre in Aston and approximately 30 per cent of publicly accessible land at Aston Park.placeholder image
Land required for the construction of the proposed scheme would result in the permanent loss of Parklands Equestrian Centre in Aston and approximately 30 per cent of publicly accessible land at Aston Park.
Land required for the construction of the scheme would result in the permanent loss of approximately 25 per cent of Clayfield amenity green spaceplaceholder image
Land required for the construction of the scheme would result in the permanent loss of approximately 25 per cent of Clayfield amenity green space
Construction of the scheme would permanently affect the setting of the Kinsley moat and fishpond scheduled monument. Photo credit: Wakefield Councilplaceholder image
Construction of the scheme would permanently affect the setting of the Kinsley moat and fishpond scheduled monument. Photo credit: Wakefield Council
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