Todas Nature Reserve — Wild Atlas Guide

Purbeck Heaths National Nature Reserve

Across the gently undulating plateau of Dorset’s heathlands, Purbeck’s ancient landscape unfolds as a mosaic of heather, gorse, and scattered

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Ynys-hir National Nature Reserve

Where the River Einig winds through the lowland valleys of mid-Wales, Ynys-hir National Nature Reserve unfolds as a mosaic of

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Glen Affric National Nature Reserve

For wildlife photographers and birdwatchers, Glen Affric offers a rare combination of accessibility and authentic wilderness. The quality of light

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Somerset Wetlands National Nature Reserve

Across the Somerset Levels near Somerton spreads one of southern England’s most significant wetland reserves, where shallow water, reedbeds, and

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Kielderhead National Nature Reserve

High moorland sweeps across the Pennines at Kielderhead, where blanket bog and heathland dominate a landscape shaped by cool, moist

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Moor House-Upper Teesdale National Nature Reserve

Where the Pennine watershed reaches its highest moorland plateaus, Moor House-Upper Teesdale National Nature Reserve encompasses over 4,000 hectares of

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Ribble Estuary National Nature Reserve

Where the Ribble flows into the Irish Sea, a landscape of mudflats, salt marshes and shallow pools creates one of

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The Wash National Nature Reserve

Where the North Sea meets the Norfolk coast, The Wash sprawls as one of Britain’s most extensive estuarine systems—a vast,

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Cors Fochno National Nature Reserve

Where the Dovey Estuary opens to the Irish Sea, a sprawling wetland mosaic of reedbed, fen and mire transforms the

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Insh Marshes National Nature Reserve

Shallow channels and open water weave through expansive reedbeds and wet grassland where the River Spey meanders across the Cairngorms