Nature Reserves
Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust manages 32 nature reserves covering nearly 3,000 acres of valuable wildlife habitats.
From woodland to meadows, wetland to heaths, our nature reserves comprise some of the most important wildlife and geological sites in the counties with 20 being Sites of Special Scientific Interest and 2 designated as National Nature Reserves.
As well as containing wonderfully rich and varied animal and plant species, many extremely rare, the nature reserves are also important places for people to visit and enjoy, and appreciate outstanding wildlife.
Explore the interactive map and links below to find out more.
- Altar Stones Show on map
- Bloody Oaks Quarry Show on map
- Charley Woods Show on map
- Charnwood Lodge Show on map
- Cloud Wood Show on map
- Cossington Meadows Show on map
- Cribb's Meadow Show on map
- Croft Pasture Show on map
- Dimminsdale Show on map
- Great Merrible Wood Show on map
- Holwell Reserves Show on map
- Kelham Bridge Show on map
- Ketton Quarry Show on map
- Launde Woods Show on map
- Lea Meadows Show on map
- Loughborough Big Meadow Show on map
- Lucas' Marsh Show on map
- Merry's Meadows Show on map
- Mountsorrel Meadows Show on map
- Narborough Bog Show on map
- Prior's Coppice Show on map
- Rocky Plantation Show on map
- Rutland Water Show on map
- Stonesby Quarry Show on map
- Tilton Railway Cutting Show on map
- Ulverscroft Show on map
- Wanlip Meadows Show on map
- Wymeswold Meadows Show on map
- Wymondham Rough Show on map