Nature Reserves

Species rich limestone grassland and woodland overlooking the Clwydian Range, excellent for a wide range of butterflies

Traditional field patterns with a range of wildflowers including Greater Butterfly Orchids

A fine example of ancient woodland, with a rich flora of lichens, mosses, liverworts and ferns. Coed Crafnant nature reserve is comprised of two distinct woodlands; Coed Crafnant and Coed Dolbebin…

Limestone grassland and maritime heath on the Great Orme with a wide range of butterflies

A stunning upland heather moorland home to many upland birds with areas of peat bog and wet flushes that are rich in plant and insect life

Old sand and gravel quarry with grassland and scrub; excellent for wildflowers and butterflies

Limestone grassland and heathland with views of Snowdonia and Puffin Island

Small limestone woodland in an old quarry near Llangollen

A spectacular section of the Little Orme dominated by limestone grassland and scrub, which overlooks Llandudno and Penrhyn Bay. Wildflowers abound in spring and summer, whilst birds such as chough…

A good place to see estuarine birds throughout the year, with a range of habitats from open water to wet woodland