Local Nature Reserves
Local Nature Reserves make an important contribution to England's biodiversity and increase people's awareness and enjoyment of their natural environment as well as providing opportunity to study. In declaring a LNR the local authority accepts a responsiblity to ensure that the special interest of the site is maintained.Many LNRs are managed by local community volunteer groups, or organisations like the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers and the Wildlife Trusts in agreement with the local authority.
Grid Reference: SK 425 881
Grid Reference: SK 495 958
Maltby Commons Local Nature Reserve
Scholes Coppice and Keppels Field Grid Reference: SK 394 950
Warren Vale Grid Reference: SK 438 977
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