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Nature

Hobbs is a reserve protecting rare and important species

The Natural World

Hobbs Nature Reserve is not only home to a variety of native species but also serves as a sanctuary for migratory birds, particularly in Spring and Autumn. Conservation efforts keep this diverse ecosystem in balance, allowing visitors a chance to connect with nature and witness the vibrant life cycles of the plants and animals that thrive there. A small and ancient bit of woodland has survived, a tiny bit of forest but that supports a rich tapestry of biodiversity, offering unique habitats for a wide array of plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms. Many of these species are highly specialised and can only thrive in undisturbed, old-growth conditions.
Acorn on an oak tree
Acorns on an oak tree.
Forest in spring time
Forest in spring time.
Clustered bonnet of the fungi mycena inclinata
Clustered bonnet of the fungi mycena inclinata.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or comments please contact us through our email: contact@hobbsnaturereserve.org.uk