Follow the Countryside Code wherever you go. You will get the best out of the countryside and help to maintain it now and for the future.
- Always close gates to keep livestock in their intended area(s) and avoid damaging crops
- Follow signs and keep to footpaths where possible to avoid damaging plants or disturbing livestock and wildlife
- Keep dogs on a lead and under control especially near livestock or wildlife such as ground-nesting birds.
- All dog owners have a responsibility to take home dog mess and dispose of correctly.
- Take your litter home, it can be a danger to animals and dumping rubbish is a criminal offence
- Consider other people and the wildlife around you
- Respect other people’s privacy and property as you would your own
- Park your vehicle in an appropriate place to avoid damaging verges or blocking gates and driveways
- Bike riders should slow down for other users especially older people or dogs/horses who can behave erratically when confronted by an in-coming cyclist at high-speed!
- Avoid lighting fires and portable barbeques and if you do ensure they are fully extinguished before leaving
Wildlife Crime If you see someone wilfully attacking or mistreating an animal please contact a local rescue centre or the Surrey Police Wildlife Crime Officer. More…
Sick & Injured Animals If you see a sick or injured animal please report it to a suitable organisation. More…