Ground Source Review: Stover Nature Interpretation Centre October 7, 2014 Built by sailor James Templar in 1765, Stover Country Park is now operated by Devon County Council as a nature reserve focusing on the dragonfly and wildfowl population in this UK ‘Site Of Special Scientific Interest’ . The new Visitor and Interpretation Centre was opened in July 2000, and offers classroom facilities for school groups as well as high quality displays interpreting the wealth of plants and wildlife found in the park. The visitor centre has been built with sustainability at its heart and as such is heated and cooled by renewable energy from the nearby 10 hectares man made lake, fed through a Kensa ground source heat pump.. A 24kW ground source heat pump passes water through a closed-loop of plastic slin

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