Eversden and Wimpole Woods, Protected forest in Cambridgeshire, England.
Eversden and Wimpole Woods is a protected woodland site in Cambridgeshire located between Kingston and Orwell. The forest contains mixed deciduous trees with thick undergrowth and pockets of open ground throughout.
The woodland gained protection as a Site of Special Scientific Interest in 2003 to safeguard its rare wildlife and plant species. This designation reflected growing conservation efforts across the English countryside.
The woodland represents a vital part of Cambridgeshire's natural heritage, providing educational opportunities for local communities to learn about forest ecosystems.
The site can be reached via marked public footpaths that wind through the woods. Visitors should stay on designated routes and respect any restricted areas set aside for species protection.
The woods harbor a breeding colony of barbastelle bats that roost in tree crevices during summer. These rare creatures return to the same shelters year after year to raise their young.
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