What is so special about one of the smallest protected landscapes in the country?
It is amazingly rich in wildlife - both fauna and flora - birds, butterflies, bats, orchids, ferns, wildflowers and a huge diversity of special habitats ranging from reedbeds to ancient woodlands to the expanses of Morecambe Bay.
It is amazingly rich in wildlife - both fauna and flora - birds, butterflies, bats, orchids, ferns, wildflowers and a huge diversity of special habitats ranging from reedbeds to ancient woodlands to the expanses of Morecambe Bay.
For further information about the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and things to do, download our leaflets but please think carefully before printing.
Many of the sites managed by the AONB are covered by Site Management Plans, these Plans along with other specialist reports can be downloaded from here.
Every year the AONB unit produces an annual report on its activities and achievements. The Annual Reports are available to download......
The AONB Unit is reponsible for writing the AONB Management Plan and carrying out a comprehensive review every five years. You can download a pdf copy of the current plan......
