Ebernoe Common Nature Reserve

UK Wildlife Trusts

Ebernoe Common Nature Reserve features a diverse landscape of ancient wood pasture, ponds, streams, and meadows, with areas of reclaimed arable land transitioning back to woodland. Located in West Sussex, this reserve is managed by Sussex Wildlife Trust and offers visitors a glimpse into the historical grazing practices that shaped its character. The reserve is free to visit, relying on the support of its members for ongoing care and conservation efforts. Wildlife enthusiasts can look for species such as Blue Tits in January and Robins in November, with peak activity times around midnight. Notable plants include Pendulous Sedge in May and Cuckooflower in April. The best times to visit for a rich variety of wildlife are during the autumn months, particularly November, when many species are most active.

Managed by

UK Wildlife Trusts

Location

Ebernoe Common Nature Reserve, Sussex Wildlife trust, Ebernoe, Petworth GU28 9LD, UK