Interactive Interpretation

The project involves the installation of additional interpretation facilities to extend the accessibility of the site to people with disabilities:
• a camera which can be remotely operated by the public from the Visitor Centre, enabling people to view a part of reserve that is not open to public. The camera will benefit people with restricted mobility as they will be able to view wildlife without having to walk to and sit in unheated hides.
• the creation of three audio trails along a 1.25 mile trail on the Reserve. The main focus of the audio trails will be to provide enhanced interpretation for people with a visual impairment.