Blean Wood, close to Canterbury, was originally listed by the SPNR as an example of woodland 'worthy of preservation'. A century on, the Blean is one of the largest remaining areas of ancient woodland in England, covering over 11 square miles. It is now under the management of a number of conservation organisations including Kent Wildlife Trust, the Woodland Trust and the RSPB.
(Above) the original SPNR survey documents for Blean Wood
More information on Blean Wood
Visit the partnership website for The Blean
Visit the Kent Wildlife Trust page for Blean Wood
Visit the RSPB page for Blean Woods
Visit the Natural England page for Blean Woods National Nature Reserve
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