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    Essex Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity. We have 10 Visitor Centres, 87 Nature Reserves, 2 Nature Parks and manage 8,200 acres of land. Essex is blessed with a rich and varied wildlife heritage. It is arguably most famous for its long and sometimes barren coastline that many can enjoy: the rivers, some wonderful ancient woodland, mosaic and grassland, important brownfield sites and coastal grazing marshes. However there is more to Essex than this, with heaths, wetlands and important wildlife corridors scattered throughout the county within the wider farmed countryside. These beautiful and often vulnerable wild places are not static and have evolved gradually over thousands of years in response to climate, soil, water and the impact of humans.

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    Essex Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity. We have 10 Visitor Centres, 87 Nature Reserves, 2 Nature Parks and manage 8,200 acres of land. Essex is blessed with a rich and varied wildlife heritage. It is arguably most famous for its long and sometimes barren coastline that many can enjoy: the rivers, some wonderful ancient woodland, mosaic and grassland, important brownfield sites and coastal grazing marshes. However there is more to Essex than this, with heaths, wetlands and important wildlife corridors scattered throughout the county within the wider farmed countryside. These beautiful and often vulnerable wild places are not static and have evolved gradually over thousands of years in response to climate, soil, water and the impact of humans.

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    Essex Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity. We have 10 Visitor Centres, 87 Nature Reserves, 2 Nature Parks and manage 8,200 acres of land. Essex is blessed with a rich and varied wildlife heritage. It is arguably most famous for its long and sometimes barren coastline that many can enjoy: the rivers, some wonderful ancient woodland, mosaic and grassland, important brownfield sites and coastal grazing marshes. However there is more to Essex than this, with heaths, wetlands and important wildlife corridors scattered throughout the county within the wider farmed countryside. These beautiful and often vulnerable wild places are not static and have evolved gradually over thousands of years in response to climate, soil, water and the impact of humans.

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    Living Landscapes Living Seas EECOS Wider Environment Contact Us Site search Go

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    About Us Visitor Centres / Nature Reserves Protecting Wildlife Discover & Learn Get Involved What's on Membership

    Find a Visitor Centre Viitor Centre and Nature Join u


    Visitor Centre and Reerve
    Reserves Map

    Essex Habitats

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    Bedfords Park Visitor Centre,
    Broxhill Road, Havering-atte-
    Bower, RM4 1QH

    Tel: 01708 748646

    Essex Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity. We have 10


    Visitor Centres, 87 Nature Reserves, 2 Nature Parks and manage 8,200 acres of
    land.
    Essex is blessed with a rich and varied wildlife heritage. It is arguably most famous for its long and sometimes barren
    coastline that many can enjoy: the rivers, some wonderful ancient woodland, mosaic and grassland, important
    brownfield sites and coastal grazing marshes. However there is more to Essex than this, with heaths, wetlands and
    important wildlife corridors scattered throughout the county within the wider farmed countryside. These beautiful and
    often vulnerable wild places are not static and have evolved gradually over thousands of years in response to climate,
    soil, water and the impact of humans.

    Visitor Centres

    Abberton Reservoir Bedfords Park Belfairs Woodland Centre

    Chafford Gorges Fingringhoe Wick Hanningfield Reservoir

    Ingrebourne Valley Langdon The Naze

    Thorndon Countryside Centre Thurrock Thameside Nature Park

    Nature Reserves

    Abbotts Hall Farm Aubrey Buxton Blue House Farm

    Bradwell Shell Bank Brookes Reserve Chigborough Lakes

    Cockaynes Wood Colne Point Copperas Wood

    Cranham Marsh Crowsheath Wood Danbury Nature Reserves

    Fobbing Marsh Gernon Bushes Great Holland Pits

    Gunners Park and Shoebury Ranges Horndon Meadow Howlands Marsh

    Hunsdon Mead Iron Latch John Weston

    Lexden Gathering Grounds Lion Creek & Lower Raypits Little Haven

    Little Waltham Meadows Maldon Wick Meadow Newland Grove

    Oakfield Wood Oxley Meadow Phyllis Currie

    Pound Wood Ray Island & Bonners Saltings Roding Valley Meadows

    Roman River Valley Rushy Mead Sandylay & Moat Woods

    Sawbridgeworth Marsh Sergeants Orchard Shadwell Wood

    Shotgate Thickets Shut Heath Wood Skippers Island

    Stanford Warren Stow Maries Halt Thrift Wood

    Tile Wood Tiptree Heath Tollesbury Wick

    Two Tree Island Warley Place Weeleyhall Wood

    West Wood Westhouse Wood Woodham Fen

    Wrabness

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    Accessibility Privacy Policy Contact Us 2014 Essex Wildlife Trust

    Protecting Wildlife for the Future and for the People of ex Registered Charity Number 210065 Website by Precedent

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