Park Wood Nature Reserve is a serene ash woodland that’s had continuous woodland cover for hundreds of years. Limestone pavement is a feature of the local area and at Park Wood trees struggle to…

Hutton Roof Crags contains some of the best areas of limestone pavement in Britain, with a wealth of unusual plants and animals. Pavement occurs in a mosaic with woodland, scrub, grassland and…

Holme Park Quarry is a little corner of relic limestone pavement with fabulous flora and a surprising view.

Clawthorpe Fell is a fantastic example of limestone pavement, rich in wildlife and geologically important.

Wild and undisturbed, this small reserve of raised and valley mires provides a habitat for many animal and plant species.

Once a large freshwater lake this unusual wetland habitat has a number of rare plant species. A speciality of the site here is the delicate bird's eye primrose, whilst other species include…

Wetland plants, important invertebrates and protected amphibians show why our smallest nature reserve is also one of the most important.

Dominated by limestone cliffs, decorated by wildflowers and colonised by rare butterflies, Warton Crag will leave you spellbound.

‘Impressive’ and ‘dramatic’ are two words you could use to describe this reserve on the western slopes of Ingleborough, but ‘WOW!’ should do the trick.

Step into Aughton Woods in the Lune Valley and enter a magical ancient woodland where wildlife and wildflowers flourish.