Bad Weather Highlights Impact of Good Countryside Management

SCALFORD, England, January 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --

The UK is currently experiencing a good deal of extreme weather that is making life challenging for people up and down the country. Poor weather always gives people food for thought and those in rural areas are often particularly affected by the climate. The team at Three Shires Countryside Management is keen to encourage those with a vested interest in countryside management to use the weather as motivation for development.

Three Shires specialises in countryside management for clients in a whole host of sectors, including construction, transport, engineering, development, leisure, ecology and the environmental sector. The team are advising organisations in those industries to place greater focus on countryside management in light of the recent bad weather.

Improved countryside management allows businesses and organisations to cope with bad weather more easily. High quality solutions in fencing, barriers and gates are crucial for the management of urban, suburban and exurban areas, controlling the passage of pedestrians, livestock and wildlife.

The current bad weather is an example of the natural challenges faced in the world of countryside management, whose agenda must always be influenced by ecological concerns as well as matters related to infrastructure.

Those encouraged by the bad weather to refine the countryside management that lies within their jurisdiction are advised to seek the help of the professionals in order to find the solutions most likely to have a positive effect on their premises and local wildlife.

Three Shires Countryside Management specialises in all aspects of countryside management, including fencing, forestry, landscaping and ecological and equestrian management. The team can be contacted through the company website at http://www.threeshires.com.

SOURCE Three Shires Ltd