Llanymynech Rocks
Llanymynech, Shropshire
Old quarries with great botanical treasures.
Nature Reserves
Shropshire and Beyond
We manage more than 40 amazing places for wildlife, you are welcome to visit most of these but please remember to park considerately and take your litter home with you. Camping, fires and barbecues are not allowed on any of our reserves. Please keep your dog under control and pick up dog mess - please see individual reserve info about where to keep dogs on leads.
If you are visiting our nature reserves and are not a member, please consider joining us in order to help us to maintain these wonderful places for wildlife.
Accessibility
We have included an accessibility traffic light system on each of our nature reserves pages:
Green= Reserve has paths suitable for wheelchairs
Amber= Reserve has graded trails and paths, but are currently unsuitable for wheelchairs
Red= Reserve has rough trails and is largely inaccessible to all, due to the geography (ie. steep slopes, marsh areas).
Nature Reserves
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Llynclys Common
A mosaic of habitats, fantastic place for wildlife and plants.
Lower Shortditch Turbary
An ancient heathland, good for late-summer foraging
Lurkenhope
A steep oak wood with numerous mosses and lichens
Mason's Bank
An upland heath, regenerating after conifer removal
Melverley Meadows
Whitchurch
Flower-rich hay meadows
Nipstone Rock
The Bog
One of the most distinctive tors along the Stiperstones ridge.
Pam's Pools
Near Bridgnorth, Shropshire
Pam's Pools lie just 5km west of Bridgnorth. We purchased a section of land adjacent the pre-existing permaculture land owned by Pam Yuille in 2019. Former quarry pit lakes are now home to a…
Prees Heath East
Prees, Shropshire
Prees Heath East was purchased for Shropshire Wildlife Trust by local landowner John Baker, who was keen to protect this important heathland.
Quarry Wood
Market Drayton
Explore this wood carefully, it has many stories to tell.