Birts Hill Reserve Croydon North Park sign
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Birts Hill Reserve supports 1.1 hectares of vegetation which grades between Valley Heathy Forest and Grassy forest. The reserve supports a number of locally endangered plant species, provides habitat for a range of lizards, bats, marsupials, birds and invertebrates, and is an important component of the Wicklow Ridgeline habitat corridor.
One 6 x 4" colour photograph
Birts Hill Reserve supports 1.1 hectares of vegetation which grades between Valley Heathy Forest and Grassy forest. The reserve supports a number of locally endangered plant species, provides habitat for a range of lizards, bats, marsupials, birds and invertebrates, and is an important component of the Wicklow Ridgeline habitat corridor.
Archive records relating to the Birts Hill Reserve, Croydon, i.e. planning, plantings, work etc
Map extract
Eleven 6 x 4" colour photographs
