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Woolmer Forest

Woolmer Forest is a 1,298.5-hectare (3,209-acre) biological Site of Special Scientific Interest south of Bordon in Hampshire and West Sussex. It is also a Special Area of Conservation and part of the Wealden Heaths Phase II Special Protection Area. Two areas are Nature Conservation Review sites, Grade I.

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Area
1,298.5 hectares (3,209 acres)
Area of search
Hampshire West Sussex
Grid reference
SU 802 317
Interest
Biological
Location map
Magic Map
Notification date
1994

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Woolmer Forest

Nodes67
Edges66
Triples57
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Statutory designations · 26
Woolmer Forest → April, Area, Blackmoor, Conford Moor, Conservation, Countryside Act, Cranmer Pond, England, Erica Tetralix, European, Hampshire, In, Its, New Forest, North Atlantic, SAC, Special Scientific Interest, SSSI, The SSSI, The Woolmer Forest Site
related to Geology and ecology · 19
Woolmer Forest → Calluna, Centuries, England, Erica, Fagus, Here, Humid, Ilex, In, Molinia, On, Quercus, Repeated, River Rother, River Wey, Sorbus, The, These, Vaccinium
is a · 2
Woolmer Forest → best area of lowland heath outside the New Forest, only site in Britain that supports all six native reptiles
related to External links · 2
Woolmer Forest → Natural History, Woolmer Forest Heritage Society
Area · 1
Woolmer Forest → 1,298.5 hectares (3,209 acres)
Area of search · 1
Woolmer Forest → Hampshire West Sussex
Grid reference · 1
Woolmer Forest → SU 802 317
Interest · 1
Woolmer Forest → Biological
Location map · 1
Woolmer Forest → Magic Map
Notification date · 1
Woolmer Forest → 1994

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forest woolmer area heath special site hampshire heaths heathland lowland west england dry interest weald hectares acres sussex sandy largest

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Woolmer ForestArea1,298.5 hectares (3,209 acres)1.00infobox
Woolmer ForestArea of searchHampshire West Sussex1.00infobox
Woolmer ForestGrid referenceSU 802 3171.00infobox
Woolmer ForestInterestBiological1.00infobox
Woolmer ForestLocation mapMagic Map1.00infobox
Woolmer ForestNotification date19941.00infobox
Woolmer Forestis abest area of lowland heath outside the New Forest0.90text
Woolmer Forestis aonly site in Britain that supports all six native reptiles0.90text
Dartford warblerinstance ofwhich was designated in March 1993 because of the presence of the rare heathland bird populations noted above0.80text
European nightjarinstance ofwhich was designated in March 1993 because of the presence of the rare heathland bird populations noted above0.80text
Woolmer Forestrelated to External linksWoolmer Forest Heritage Society0.60section
Woolmer Forestrelated to External linksNatural History0.60section

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