Pulborough Brooks nature reserve is home to more than 2000 different species, some of them rare or threatened. The lowland wet grassland is part of the Arun Valley floodplain and is criss crossed by ditches which host some incredibly rare and special creatures and plants. The grassland, pools and scrapes provide feeding areas for our wintering wildfowl and nesting areas for our wading birds. On hi
gher ground we are developing wildflower meadows and managing arable fields for winter finches. These are linked by hedgerows and scrub to woodland areas, all of which are vital for our nesting songbirds, small mammals and bats. We're gradually restoring an area of lowland heath which now features ling and bell heather as well as cross-leaved heath. Along with acid grassland, wooded edges and bare ground it is home to some specialist heathland wildlife including breeding nightjar, pantaloon bees and small red damselfly. Let's step up and save it – together. Find us on Twitter
General Information
This is the official page for the RSPB Pulborough Brooks nature reserve. We want this page to be a place where you can share and discuss your experiences of nature whilst visiting the reserve or from the local area. We also welcome any feedback you may have. When sharing on this page, please be respectful of others. Any comments that are offensive will be removed and if individuals continue to post anything offensive, then we may block that person from this page.
