Wildlife along the Worcester & Birmingham Canal
A wide variety of plants and wildlife from the surrounding countryside have adapted to the canal environment, creating a continuous corridor for species to move along. The canal is designated a county wildlife site throughout Worcestershire.
Deep cuttings around King's Norton provide a sheltered refuge from the harsh urban environment, while the less developed lengths around Hanbury offer valuable reed habitats. There is believed to be a thriving water vole population on the canal.
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Upton Warren - The Christopher Cadbury Wetland Reserve »
Address: Upton Warren, Droitwich, Worcestershire
Tel: 01905 754919
Services: Nature reserve
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