Natural England - East of England NNRs
East of England NNRs
47 National Nature Reserves across six counties.
Each region has an outstanding variety of wildlife habitats and the best examples of these are protected as National Nature Reserves.
Visitors are welcome on our NNRs because we want people to experience and appreciate these wonderful places. NNRs are open all year round, all ages are welcome and entry is free. Many of the reserves have a programme of events, often designed around seasonal highlights.
Check the events list for East of England NNRs in 2013.
Bedfordshire
Cambridgeshire
- Barnack Hills & Holes
- Bedford Purlieus
- Castor Hanglands
- Chippenham Fen
- Holme Fen
- Monks Wood
- Upwood Meadows
- Wicken Fen
- Woodwalton Fen
Essex
Hertfordshire
Norfolk
- Ant Broads & Marshes
- Blakeney
- Brettenham Heath
- Bure Marshes
- Calthorpe Broad
- Dersingham Bog
- Foxley Wood
- Hickling Broad
- Holkham
- Holme Dunes
- How Hill
- Ludham - Potter Heigham
- Martham Broad
- Mid-Yare
- Redgrave and Lopham Fen
- Roydon Common
- Scolt Head Island
- Swanton Novers
- The Wash
- Weeting Heath
- Winterton Dunes
Suffolk
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The region covers Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.
