The area was formerly a sand pit and the main interest is ornithological.

Old grassland which is subject to winter flooding and a small wet woodland.

Known for its varied woodland flora, this is probably one of the most significant ancient woodland sites in the county.

Four large blow wells, damp woodland, meadow and old water-cress beds.

Old parkland and pasture of a type now rare in the Fens.

Old flooded borrow-pits, reed beds, scrub, grassland and meadows.

Largely dune grassland with scrub. It is of considerable botanical interest.

Old railway line with scrub and grassland habitats.

Traditionally managed meadows and wood with rich, varied ground flora.

Tunman Wood is reputed to have been on the old cross country route between Temple Bruer and Eagle, used by the Knights Templar.