Brandon Marsh

Brandon Marsh is a Site of Special Scientific Interest SSSI and nature hold in Warwickshire, England. It is arranged nearby the River Avon, close to the town of Brandon, a couple of miles east of Coventry. The hold is additionally the central command of the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust. Earlier utilized for sand and rock quarrying, the 92 hectares 228 section of land site is possessed by French modern organization LaFarge Industries and is rented to the Trust.

Today, Brandon Marsh is a blend of overflowed rock pits, fen, scrubland, reedbeds and forest, a lot of which is unprecedented natural surroundings for the neighborhood. The site is especially imperative for birdlife, with an extensive iety of reproducing and wintering winged animals—234 unique species had been recorded up to the finish of 2015.

The hold likewise bolsters an assortment of well-evolved creatures and bugs, more than 500 types of plant, and in excess of 570 types of fungi. Nature save and Visitor Center are available to people in general seven days seven days.