Tom Hibbert
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Cresswell Foreshore is a large wave-cut platform with many shallow rockpools, attracting varied marine wildlife and wading birds.
Cresswell Pond, just off the beautiful Druridge Bay coastline, is a shallow brackish lagoon, providing a year-round haven for wading birds.
A fabulous small ancient woodland
Cribb's Meadow is a small but intricate mosaic of diverse habitats, made up of grasslands, two ponds and a disused railway line, where scrub and mature trees are taking back the land. A walk…
In 2013 Crich Chase Meadows, which lies at the southern end of the Crich Chase site, was designated as an extension of the Crich Chase Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The meadows…
Crickley Hill’s views, abundance of wildlife and historic importance make it the perfect spot to spend a few hours or enjoy a full day of exploration, featuring accessible trails and a café.
Like something out of a fairytale, this stunning ancient woodland is a tranquil place to stroll among the woodland wildflowers whilst listening to the birds singing in the trees.
This special nature reserve is very close to our wild hearts, as it was discovered by the late Stephen Bishop: once Honorable Scientific Officer to the Trust. This amazing geological site was…
An ancient semi-natural woodland on the southeast side of a dry slope valley.
A former working waterway, now rich in wildlife including dragonflies, grass snakes and water voles.
An Area of Special Scientific Interest (ASSI)! Part of the widest strip of yellow dune on the island, good for birdwatching.
Wildlife and wildflowers have reclaimed this former quarry in the heart of the Ribble Valley.
A large area of re-seeded wildflower meadows, formerly arable farming fields, this site is now protected for its wildlife and landscape value.
A large area of re-seeded wildflower meadows, formerly arable farming fields, this site is now protected for its wildlife and landscape value.
Mostly ancient and restored grassland, with some woodland, and a variety of wildlife and plant life.
The reserve is one of the richest lowland peat vegetation areas in the north of England.
Crown Farm Nature Reserve is a 17 hectare partly restored sand quarry, which forms a post extraction/restoration phase of the larger active Cheshire Sands quarry in Oakmere.
Take a walk through this fantastic woodland that shows off one of Essex's best spring flower displays
Previously quarried for sand and gravel, Croxall Lakes now provides a home for a wide range of wintering and breeding birds
A tranquil woodland, CS Lewis Nature Reserve contains a large pond full of aquatic plants and toads that migrate to spawn here.
