Broadmere Common covers 4.6 hectares to the south west of the village and is a designated Local Wildlife SiteLocal Wildlife Sites (LWS), formerly known as Sites of Nature Conservation Importance, are non-statutory sites that contain features of substantive nature conservation value. The site is a registered common It is a mosaic of poor fen, willow carr and deciduous woodland punctuated by short lived and permanent Ponds on the common are often the result of clay having been dug out for brick making
Broadmere Common Local Wildlife Site CitationBroadmere Common Ecological SurveyBroadmere Common Boundary Map |
