Glover's Wood

The 74.5-hectare broadleaved wood contains diverse ground flora including dog's mercury, yellow archangel, ramsons, and woodland buttercup throughout its natural environment.

The British government designated Glover's Wood as a Site of Special Scientific Interest in 1986, recognizing its substantial biological importance for conservation.

The woodland serves as an educational resource for Surrey residents, offering insights into local plant species and ecological systems through guided nature walks.

Multiple marked footpaths traverse through Glover's Wood, enabling visitors to explore the protected area while maintaining designated routes for conservation.

The woodland houses rare cranefly species, including Molophilus lackschewitzianus, contributing to scientific research on insect populations in British forests.

GPS coordinates: 51.15100,-0.24300

Latest update: May 19, 2025 21:17