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NT Contact details
Lizard and Penrose property office: Penrose, Helston TR13 0RD. Tel 01326 554082 Lizard Rangers Base, Poltesco, Ruan Minor, TR12 7LR Tel. 01326 291174 Email:Justin.Whitehouse@nationaltrust.org.uk www.facebook.com/NTlizardandpenrosewww.lizardandpenrose.blogspot.comwww.twitter.com/swcornwallnt
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National Trust
This Land is Your Land The National Trust manages 22 coastal properties on the Lizard, covering over 2,000 acres (800 hectares). This land includes areas of coastal grassland, heathland, woodland as well as farmland, holiday cottages and car parks. The Lizard attracts high numbers of visitors during the summer months and some of our sites…
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Cornwall Wildlife Trust contact details
Callum Deveney Head of Nature ReservesCornwall Wildlife Trust Cornwall Wildlife Trust,Five Acres, Allet, Truro, Cornwall,TR4 9DJ (Registered office) Tel: (01872) 273939 ext 222 Email: callum.deveney@cornwallwildlifetrust.org.uk Website: www.cornwallwildlifetrust.org.ukFacebook: www.facebook.com/CornwallWildlife
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Cornwall Wildlife Trust Staff
Nick MarriottReserve Manager Rich MooreReserves Assistant
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Cornwall Wildlife Trust Reserves
Cornwall Wildlife Trust manages two nature reserves on the Lizard, totalling 203 hectares. Windmill Farm (SW 694 153) is a mixture of lowland heathland, hay meadows, arable crops and a variety of open water. There is a small information centre next to the old windmill which is a Scheduled Ancient Monument. North Predannack Downs (SW 693 167) is…
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Cornwall Wildlife Trust
Cornwall Wildlife Trust is a registered charity formed in 1962 by a group of enthusiastic volunteers who were passionate about Cornwall’s natural environment and wanted to safeguard it for future generations. Since its establishment, the Trust has grown substantially thanks to the dedicated efforts of Trustees, staff and volunteers. It is now a highly effective…
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The Lizard Nature Reserves
The Lizard National Nature Reserve stretches across nearly 2,400ha of the wild peninsula. An amazing diversity of wildlife thrives here, including especially rare and unusual plants. The heathland, coastal cliff vegetation and temporary ponds are of international importance. Natural England works with partners (CWT/CBWPS) to manage the reserve and ensure important habitats and species are…
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The Lizard Countryside Partnership
The Lizard Countryside Partnership is a concept! An idea for a more sustainable Lizard, socially, economically and environmentally – where the Lizard’s fantastic environment supports local people and in turn is cared for and valued. The Lizard peninsula, the most southerly part of the British mainland, is a place apart, where a combination of the…
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National Nature Reserves
What are National Nature Reserves? From The Lizard in Cornwall to Lindisfarne in Northumberland, England’s National Nature Reserves (NNRs) represent many of the finest wildlife and geological sites in the country. Our first NNRs emerged in the postwar years alongside the early National Parks, and have continued to grow since then. They can be recognized…
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The Lizard National Nature Reserve Map
Use the interactive map below to find out more about the National Nature Reserves on the Lizard. You can visit year round, and the cliff top rambles, scenic beaches and stunning heathland provide an opportunity to enjoy nature at its very best. Come prepared though… it’s not unusual to experience several seasons in one day…
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Contact Natural England on the Lizard
Steve TownsendReserve Manager Lizard National Nature ReserveHigher Bochym Rural WorkshopsCury Cross LanesHelstonCornwallTR12 7AZ Tel:01326 240808 Mob:07973 542257 Email:steve.townsend@naturalengland.org.uk Natural England website: http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/
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Natural England Staff on the Lizard
Phil Bowler: Senior Reserve Manager, Cornwall National Nature Reserves Steve Townsend: Reserve Manager Duncan Lyne: Reserve Warden Jeremy Clitherow: Lead Advisor Lead Adviser for the North Helford and Lizard area with responsibility for Natural England’s statutory work on the protection of Sites of Special Scientific Interest and the European designations Special Areas of Conservation. Landscape-wide…
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Natural England
Natural England is an Executive Non-departmental Public Body responsible to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA). Our purpose is to protect and improve England’s natural environment and encourage people to enjoy and get involved in their surroundings. We provide practical advice, grounded in science, on how best to safeguard England’s…
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