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Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve (Norfolk)

Description: Situated on the stunning north Norfolk coast.

Newest Review: ... Protection of Birds (RSPB) who set about creating a haven for wildlife. Careful management by the RSPB has created a variety of different habitats including several artificial lagoons where the water levels can be controlled. To assist visitors there are also three different observation hides that look out over the reserve. Some of these are elevated to give panoramic views across the water ... more

... and reed beds. Unlike many other nature reserves this reserve is very accessible for disabled visitors, the footpaths are wide and the terrain is flat. The majority of the paths have gravel or large stones on top of them but I would however assume that...more

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Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve (Norfolk): Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve (707 words)
by - written on 24/01/08 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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Titchwell Marsh on the north coast of Norfolk is the most visited of all of the RSPB reserves in Britain. The area consists of marshland and shallow lagoons with reed beds that are set just a few metres inland from the coast . Along the boundary of the reserve there is a shingle and sandy beach that runs along parallel to the reserve. The low lying land that comprises the reserve is actually below the level of the sea and there is a high sea wall with a footpath along the top of it that has so far been successful in preventing the sea from flooding across the reserve. These current sea defences have not however always held back the forces of nature ... Read the complete review