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Exploring the wilder

side of Herefordshire

Herefordshire is a rich tapestry of diverse landscapes, each providing distinct
habitats for a wealth of wildlife.
Queenswood Country Park & Arboretum Lugg Meadow Nature Reserve, an historic
is the green heart of the county and fl oodplain, Bodenham Lake which covers 50
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust’s most visited acres, the perfect spot for watching wildlife
nature reserve. A fantastic site for all ages, and Oak Tree Farm which offers birdwatching
it features a nationally important arboretum across a newly created wetland. The valley
and ancient woodland with trails ranging is a haven for birds and a great place to
from easy-access paths to steeper routes. see dragonfl ies and damselfl ies. Otters are
Facilities include the Woodland Café, serving regularly spotted and kingfi shers fl ash along
meals, coffee, and cakes, a gift shop, visitor the river.
centre, woodland playground, and the More information about Herefordshire’s
popular Gruffalo sculpture trail.
wildlife, nature reserves, walks, and events
Nearby, the Lugg Valley Wetlands is a must can be found at herefordshirewt.org.
for wildlife watchers. Highlights include

MAP REF E5
Queenswood

Country Park & Arboretum

Arboretum & woodland
Gi shop & visitor centre

Easy-access & audio trails
Woodland Café
Adventure playground

Find us just off the A49 between Gruffalo activity trail
Leominster & Hereford

www.herefordshirewt.org

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