Hem Heath Woods Known has Newstead Woods / Trentham / Stoke on Trent / Tour and a Look at it now

Hem Heath is one of Stoke on Trent's local woodlands managed by the Staffs Wildlife Trust. The reserve you see today is a mix of different woodland types which have evolved through different management regimes at different times in the site's history. You'll see oak, ash, cherry, sycamore, beech, and holly amongst the tree species as you walk around the reserve. The woodland hosts a variety of different wildlife species such as badger, fox along with many small birds and the larger birds of prey.

These woodlands were planted in the mid-1800s, probably on former farmland. Look at the ground beneath your feet in Newstead Wood and see if you can pick out ridges on the ground. This is thought to be old ridge-and-furrow, the plough lines that were left from when the land was previously farmed.

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