Local Wildlife Sites
Local Wildlife Sites are areas of land that are especially important for their wildlife. They are some of our most valuable wildlife areas.
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Lapwing
The distinctive rounded wings of the lapwing are displayed beautifully when it wheels around a winter sky in a massive flock. In spring, these flocks disperse and some birds breed in the UK.…
Planning
Essex is blessed with a rich and varied wildlife heritage and the county is famous for its coastline, arguably the longest in England; the coastal wetlands of Essex are renowned for their extensive areas of grazing marsh, lagoons, shingle, mudflats, saltmarsh, fresh water pools and reedbeds. In addition, there are extensive river systems, tracts of ancient woodland, mosaic and grassland, and important brownfield sites, with heaths, wetlands and important wildlife corridors scattered throughout the county within the wider farmed countryside. These beautiful wild places are vulnerable and many are under threat from development.
Bluebell Walk
Join us on this lovely spring walk to enjoy the stunning bluebell display, along with other springtime wildlife and flowers.
Ladybirders Walk
Join our monthly ladybirders group for a two hour walk around The Naze to learn all about the local bird life with our expert guide, Lix Huxley.
Ladybirders Walk
Join our monthly ladybirders group for a two hour walk around The Naze to learn all about the local bird life with our expert guide, Lix Huxley.
Ladybirders Walk
Join our monthly ladybirders group for a two hour walk around The Naze to learn all about the local bird life with our expert guide, Lix Huxley.
Ladybirders Walk
Join our monthly ladybirders group for a two hour walk around The Naze to learn all about the local bird life with our expert guide, Lix Huxley.
Ladybirders Walk
Join our monthly ladybirders group for a two hour walk around The Naze to learn all about the local bird life with our expert guide, Lix Huxley.