Local Nature Reserves
Volunteers building a bug hotel at Fremington Local Nature Reserve
Local Nature Reserves (LNRs) are all about connecting people and wildlife. They are places with special wildlife of local interest and are living green spaces that are important to people. Within the Biosphere Reserve there are six designated LNRs.
Whether it is coppicing, tree planting or path improvements, LNRs provide a variety of opportunities to get involved with the management and upkeep of these sites that are so valuable to communities and wildlife. Find out about volunteering opportunities within the Biosphere Reserve.
The Biosphere Reserve are keen to help set up further LNRs. If you are aware of land (usually publicly owned) that is important for wildlife and people please contact us to find out more about the designation process.
Whether it is coppicing, tree planting or path improvements, LNRs provide a variety of opportunities to get involved with the management and upkeep of these sites that are so valuable to communities and wildlife. Find out about volunteering opportunities within the Biosphere Reserve.
The Biosphere Reserve are keen to help set up further LNRs. If you are aware of land (usually publicly owned) that is important for wildlife and people please contact us to find out more about the designation process.
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Existing LNRs within the Biosphere:
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VolunteeringThe last volunteer event at Fremington LNR was a day of practical work including meadow cutting, putting up bird and bat boxes and clearing paths.
Volunteer Day 16th October. Local groups manage the Local Nature Reserves and there are always opportunities to get involved. Why not volunteer to help look after them? Perhaps you could use one for a school or community learning activity?
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