• Barnwell West

    Barnwell West provides an important wildlife corridor along Coldham’s Brook and is used by a variety of birds including Kingfishers and Nightingales.

  • Byron’s Pool

    This pleasant woodland site offers a lovely circular walk next to the River Cam where Kingfishers and Grey Wagtails can be seen on the weir.

  • Nine Wells

    Nine Wells is a historically important site containing several chalk springs, which form the source of the Hobson Conduit.

  • Paradise

    Paradise LNR is located SW of Sheep’s Green and Lammas Land Recreation Ground on the west bank of the River Cam.

  • Sheep’s Green and Coe Fen

    Sheeps's Green and Coe Fen are situated in the West of the city and were both traditional grazing sites.

  • Stourbridge Common

    This extensive riverside floodplain forms an important part of an East Cambridge wildlife corridor, linking a range of habitats from the Cherry Hinton Chalk Pits to the...

  • Logan’s Meadow

    Logan's Meadow is a small site located next to the River Cam and is an oasis for nature within a recently developed area of the city.

  • Barnwell East

    Barnwell East was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 1992 following demands for the site to be developed for football pitches and housing.

  • Coldhams Common

    Coldhams Common

    At 40 acres Coldhams Common is one of the largest green spaces in Cambridge.

  • West Pit

    The undulating terrain of West Pit LNR is unique to Cambridge’s usually flat landscape.

  • Bramblefields

    Bramblefields provides an idyllic haven in the midst of a residential area.

The Reserves

Sheep’s Green and Coe Fen

Grant Place, Cambridge

Sheeps's Green and Coe Fen are situated in the West of the city and were both traditional grazing sites.
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Coldhams Common

Coldhams Common

Coldhams Lane, Cambridge CB1 3JB

At 40 acres Coldhams Common is one of the largest green spaces in Cambridge.
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Stourbridge Common

Stourbridge Common, Cambridge

This extensive riverside floodplain forms an important part of an East Cambridge wildlife corridor, linking a range of habitats from the Cherry Hinton Chalk Pits to the River Cam which flows out into the Fens.
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Nine Wells

Off Granham’s Lane, Great Shelford, Cambridge

Nine Wells is a historically important site containing several chalk springs, which form the source of the Hobson Conduit.
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Byron’s Pool

Grantchester Road, Trumpington, Cambridge CB2

This pleasant woodland site offers a lovely circular walk next to the River Cam where Kingfishers and Grey Wagtails can be seen on the weir.
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West Pit

Limekiln Road, Cambridge CB1 8NQ

The undulating terrain of West Pit LNR is unique to Cambridge’s usually flat landscape.
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Paradise

Lammas Land Recreation Ground Car Park, Newnham, Cambridge CB2

Paradise LNR is located SW of Sheep’s Green and Lammas Land Recreation Ground on the west bank of the River Cam.
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Barnwell West

Barnwell Road, Cambridge CB5

Barnwell West provides an important wildlife corridor along Coldham’s Brook and is used by a variety of birds including Kingfishers and Nightingales.
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Barnwell East

Barnwell Road, Cambridge CB5

Barnwell East was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 1992 following demands for the site to be developed for football pitches and housing.
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Logan’s Meadow

Logan’s Way, Cambridge CB5

Logan's Meadow is a small site located next to the River Cam and is an oasis for nature within a recently developed area of the city.
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Bramblefields

Laxton way, Cambridge CB4 1FL

Bramblefields provides an idyllic haven in the midst of a residential area.
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Sheep’s Green and Coe Fen

Sheeps's Green and Coe Fen are situated in the West of the city and were both traditional grazing sites.
Coldhams Common

Coldhams Common

At 40 acres Coldhams Common is one of the largest green spaces in Cambridge.

Stourbridge Common

This extensive riverside floodplain forms an important part of an East Cambridge wildlife corridor, linking a range of habitats from the Cherry Hinton Chalk Pits to the River Cam which flows out into the Fens.

Nine Wells

Nine Wells is a historically important site containing several chalk springs, which form the source of the Hobson Conduit.

Byron’s Pool

This pleasant woodland site offers a lovely circular walk next to the River Cam where Kingfishers and Grey Wagtails can be seen on the weir.

West Pit

The undulating terrain of West Pit LNR is unique to Cambridge’s usually flat landscape.

Paradise

Paradise LNR is located SW of Sheep’s Green and Lammas Land Recreation Ground on the west bank of the River Cam.

Barnwell West

Barnwell West provides an important wildlife corridor along Coldham’s Brook and is used by a variety of birds including Kingfishers and Nightingales.

Barnwell East

Barnwell East was declared a Local Nature Reserve in 1992 following demands for the site to be developed for football pitches and housing.

Logan’s Meadow

Logan's Meadow is a small site located next to the River Cam and is an oasis for nature within a recently developed area of the city.

Bramblefields

Bramblefields provides an idyllic haven in the midst of a residential area.

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